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Euro Hockey League January 1, 1970

EHL: The ABN AMRO EHL FINALS comes to HC ’s-Hertogenbosch for the first time for a six-day carnival of hockey, running from April 16 to 21. Twenty-six elite matches in the world’s best club competition over six days; here’s what you need to know about the event! Who is playing? 12 women’s teams; 8 men’s teams from eight different countries in total, 12 national champions with over 80 Olympians and 150 international players on show! You can find out more about every team here: https://ehlhockey.tv/teams/ What is the format? It’s knock-out hockey all round. The EHL Women’s competition features a preliminary round with eight teams competing in four FINAL12 matches with the winners joining the remaining four teams in the FINAL8 showdowns. The winners advance to the weekend’s FINAL4 and GRAND FINAL. Losers in the FINAL12 and FINAL8 will play in a Ranking Match. On the men’s side, they begin at the FINAL8 stage; again, winners advance while the losers in the first phase will play a Ranking Match. The fixture list and draw can be found here: https://ehlhockey.tv/event/euro-hockey-league-finals-2025/ Where to watch! Wherever you are in the world, you can watch the ABN AMRO EHL FINALS live from April 16th to 21st through one of the following broadcast options: https://ehlhockey.tv/ehl-ko16-men-where-to-watch Fans at the venue Tickets are on sale, starting at €10 for adults and €7.50 for children, rising to €46/30 for the medal matches. Get yours now: https://www.eventim.nl/en/artist/ehl/?affiliate=EU2 Getting there There are different ways to get to the HC ‘s-Hertogenbosch complex.  Come by bike as much as possible! There are plenty of places in the bicycle shed. If you come by car, park at the Brabanthallen and take the shuttle bus. More information about parking can be found on this page. By public transport: From the ‘s-Hertogenbosch train station: Taxi (10 minutes) OV bike (if available) (15 minutes cycling) Arriva bus (line 1, 3, 11 or 156). For Arriva buses, check the local timetable and allow for at least 30 minutes travel time (incl 1.1 or 1.5 km walk from bus (exit) stop to the stadium) Bus transportation in general:  The closest bus stop is 1.1 km (Dommelstraat stop), 1.5 km (Lambooijbrug stop) or 1.6 km (Jan Heijmanslaan stop) – walk to the stadium (between 15 – 20 minutes walk) Is there anything else going on? The EHL is a complete hockey festival with a full programme of side events throughout the weekend, retail stands and a party atmosphere at the food and beverage outlets. Among the highlights are: ABN AMRO EHL Hockey ID tournament featuring eight teams from six different nations on Sunday, April 20 ABN AMRO EHL U14; 12 teams from six different countries battle for the boys and girls title on Saturday, April 19 and Sunday, April 20 EHL Walking Hockey debuts on April 18 Beach Hockey on Oosterplas Much, much more!

The ABN AMRO EHL FINALS comes to HC ’s-Hertogenbosch for the first time for a six-day carnival of hockey, running from April 16 to 21….

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Euro Hockey League January 1, 1970

EHL: Surbiton cruised into the FINAL8 as they picked off an 8-0 win over debutantes Slavia Prague, starting off their week in confident fashion. The Czech newcomers held up well for most of the first quarter before Darcy Bourne finally found a way to unlock their defences with a low penalty corner drag-flick. From there, the London club raced away with Isabelle Yonge firing into the top corner following an excellent through-ball and Erica Sanders completed the first half scoring. Further goals from Bourne, Sanders and a double from Meg Dowthwaite stretched the lead to 7-0 before Martha Taylor got the eighth in the closing minutes.

Surbiton cruised into the FINAL8 as they picked off an 8-0 win over debutantes Slavia Prague, starting off their week in confident fashion. The Czech…

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Euro Hockey League January 1, 1970

EHL: Braxgata won their first ever Euro Hockey League match in dramatic style as they edged out two-time finalists Club de Campo de Madrid 4-3 in a shoot-out. Normal time ended 1-1 after Stephanie Vanden Borre’s penalty stroke gave the Belgian side the lead in the 22nd minute. But a beautiful interchange between Belen Gonzalez-Lagullo and Belen Iglesias saw Campo equaliser in the third quarter. And they had the chance to win it with four minutes to go when they picked up a penalty stroke but Elena Sotgiu got down low to save from Laura Barrios to keep it at 1-1. Brax duly took their second chance in the shoot-out Judith Vandermieren, Stephanie Vanden Borre and Louise Versavel all scored to make it 3-3 going into the last round. There, Berta Agullo’s effort was overturned on video referral as it crossed the line after the eight-second hooter. Sanne Caarls, meanwhile, took her chance to slot the winning shoot-out to win it and earn a place in the FINAL8 against Düsseldorf.

Braxgata won their first ever Euro Hockey League match in dramatic style as they edged out two-time finalists Club de Campo de Madrid 4-3 in…