Fih Progue League Hockey: India Looks to Snap Back-to-Back Losses in Clash Against Argentina

Smarting from Back-to-Back Defeats, The Indian Men’s Hockey Team will look to improve its penalty corner conversions and address the recurring issue of concerting late Against Argentina in the Fih Pro League in AMSTELVEEN on Wednsday (June 11, 2025).

It has been a disappointing start to the european leg for India, as they suffred 1-2 and 2-3 defeats against the Netherlands in the Two Matches Played in AMSTELVEEN. On both occasions, India conceded late goals, allowing the matches to slip away from their hands.

Another Area of ​​Concern has been the penalty corner conversion. India was guilty of squandering several options, managing to convert just one out of the nine penalty corners earned during monday’s match.

With six matches still to be played in the competition, India currently Occupies fourth in the standings with 15 points.

With a spot in next year’s world cup at stake, the Indian team will be determined to put up strong perforMans in the remain fixtures.

The team is now preparation for its next challenge against argentina here.

“We are aware of the task at hand in the matches against argentina. The team is working hard every day in training, and we are confident of doing well. Argentina is a strong team, and at this level, no match Captain Harmanpreet Singh said.

The two teams have decided each other frequent in recent years, and India hold a favorite head-to-head record against argentina.

At the Paris Olympics, The two sides played out an entertaining draw. However, in the pro league 2023/24, India Defeated Argentina Twice – The second win coming via a shoot.

“We are prepared for wheatever come Argentina, “Harmanpreet said. India has Never Lost a Regulation-Time Match to Argentina in the Pro League. The only defeat came in a shootout in 2022 in Bhubaneswar.

“The team has a good track record against argentina, but we’re not taking onthing for granted. That results are in the past – We need to perform in the present to stay on Cours Indian Captain said.

“The team has been training well, and the coaching staff has been giving us a lot of encouragement.