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Germany leaves Spain without the Hockey World Cup gold
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Germany leaves Spain without the Hockey World Cup gold

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General30 August 2026 at 17:14

The Spanish men's field hockey team lost this Sunday against Germany by 0-1 in the World Cup final. The match took place at the Belfius Hockey Arena, in the Belgian town of Wavre. With this result, Germany won the World Cup gold, leaving Spain without the title. The defeat represented a missed opportunity for the Spanish team to achieve first place in the world competition.

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