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Hockey World Cup 2023: Argentina hold World no. 1 Australia in thrilling 3-3 draw

Name: Hockey World Cup 2023: Argentina hold World no. 1 Australia in thrilling 3-3 draw
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Description: World number 1 side Australia were held by their pool A opponents Argentina 3-3 in what was a thrilling encounter in the Hockey World Cup 2023 at the Birsa Munda Stadium on Monday.

Blake Govers’ last-gasp goal has helped Australia hold Argentina to a 3-3 draw which opens up Pool A with three teams in contention for the knockout stages going into the last round of group games.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Hockey World Cup 2023: Argentina hold World no. 1 Australia in thrilling 3-3 draw

World number 1 side Australia were held by their pool A opponents Argentina 3-3 in what was a thrilling encounter in the Hockey World Cup 2023 at the Birsa Munda Stadium on Monday.

Blake Govers’ last-gasp goal helped Australia maintain top spot on goal difference. However, the draw opens up Pool A with three teams in contention for the knockout stages going into the last round of group games.

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