1973 Men's Hockey World Cup

Field hockey tournament April 2026 1973 Hockey World Cup nl Wereldkampioenschap hockey mannen 1973 Netherlands Amstelveen Wagener Stadium 24 August – 2 September 1973 12 5 NED 1 IND FRG 42 124 NED Ties Kruize 11 IND Surjit Singh 1971 1971 Men's Hockey World Cup 1975 1975 Men's Hockey World Cup The 1973 Men's Hockey World Cup was the second installment of the Hockey World Cup.Home FIH http://www.fih.ch/en/competitions-16-1973-mens-world-cup-world-cup 2021-08-24 www.fih.ch It was held from 24 August to 2 September at the Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen, Netherlands. The host nation, the Netherlands, became champions, defeating India 4–2 on penalty strokes after the final had finished 2–2.http://find.galegroup.com/ttda/infomark.do?&source=gale&prodId=TTDA&userGroupName=oxfshlib&tabID=T003&docPage=article&searchType=BasicSearchForm&docId=CS135231779&type=multipage&contentSet=LTO&version=1.0 Brian Lewis. "Hockey." Times [London, England] 3 Sept. 1973 the Times It was the first World Cup to introduce the 12 teams format which became the standard format of the FIH Hockey World Cup until the 1998 edition. Teams DatesEventLocationQuotasQualifiers27 August – 10 September 19721972 Summer OlympicsMunich, West Germany7West GermanyNetherlandsEnglandPakistanIndiaAustraliaAustralia Australia withdrew because of a lack of funds, they were replaced by New Zealand.KenyaArgentina18 March 1973Appointed by the FIHBrussels, Belgium5Spain 1945MalaysiaBelgiumJapanNew ZealandTotal12 The top eight teams from last year's Summer Olympics in Munich qualified automatically: England qualified in place of Great Britain from the Olympics spot as most of the players from that squad were from England, and England had a better record among the Home Nations. Australia, despite qualifying through the Olympics, withdrew because of lack of funds. Originally, four teams were to be invited for the World Cup, but after the withdrawal of Australia this was increased to five. Spain, Malaysia, Belgium and Japan were all invited by the FIH for the event, while New Zealand was invited to replace Australia. Other nations who showed interest in competing were Canada, France, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Nigeria, Poland, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Rhodesia, South Africa, and the Soviet Union. Group stage Pool A main WDL complete FIH FRG IND ESP NZL KEN JPN 2 SF SF 4 1 0 6 2 3 2 0 12 1 3 0 2 9 5 1 2 2 13 8 0 2 3 6 14 0 1 4 3 19 West Germany India Spain 1945 New Zealand Kenya Japan Q green1 Semifinals 24 August 1973 FRG 2–1 NZL Report Krause FGVos FG Dayman FG 24 August 1973 ESP 1945 4–1 KEN Report Amat FGFGFGMasaña FG Brajinder FG 24 August 1973 IND 5–0 JPN Report Chand FGGovinda FGHarcharan FGSurjit FGFG 25 August 1973 FRG 0–0 IND Report 25 August 1973 KEN 2–2 JPN Report Tarlochan FGFG Konakayama FGHirano FG 25 August 1973 NZL 1–2 ESP 1945 Report Dayman FG Borrell FGAmat FG 26 August 1973 JPN 1–8 NZL Report Ichinose FG Archibald FGFGChristensen FGDayman FGB. Maister FGS. Maister FGMcIntyre FGPatel FG 26 August 1973 ESP 1945 0–1 FRG Report Strodter FG 26 August 1973 IND 4–0 KEN Report Ajitpal FGBaldev FGChand FGGovinda FG 28 August 1973 IND 1–1 NZL Report Baldev PC B. Maister FG 55 28 August 1973 KEN 1–2 FRG Report Jagmel FG Krause FGFG 28 August 1973 JPN 0–3 ESP 1945 Report Masaña FGAmat FGSeguraFG 29 August 1973 NZL 2–2 KEN Report Archibald FGParkin FG Jagjeet FGFG 29 August 1973 ESP 1945 0–2 IND Report Surjit FGFG 29 August 1973 FRG 1–0 JPN Report Seifert FG Pool B main WDL complete FIH PAK NED ENG BEL MAS ARG 2 SF SF 4 1 0 16 5 3 1 1 11 4 H 2 0 3 8 12 1 2 2 9 8 0 3 2 2 9 1 1 3 5 13 Pakistan Netherlands Belgium England Argentina Malaysia Q green1 Semifinals 24 August 1973 ENG 5–2 BEL Report Long FGFGNeale FGFGSvehlik FG Dupont FGGilles FG 24 August 1973 PAK 4–2 MAS Report Ahmed FGAzam FGDar FGSamiullah FG Santa Maria FGShamuganathan FG 24 August 1973 NED 0–0 ARG Report 25 August 1973 ARG 1–2 BEL Report Sabbione FG Maroye FGDe Saedeleer FG 25 August 1973 NED 1–2 PAK Report Kruize PC Azam FGFG 25 August 1973 MAS 2–1 ENG Report Mahendran FGShanmuganathan FG Svehlik FG 26 August 1973 MAS 1–1 ARG Report Shanmuganathan FG Sabbione FG 26 August 1973 BEL 1–4 NED Report Verhulst FG Kruize FGFGLitjens FGSteens FG 26 August 1973 ENG 2–2 PAK Report Neale FGWhalley FG Ahmed FGDar FG 28 August 1973 NED 4–0 MAS Report Kruize FGFGFGLitjens FG 28 August 1973 PAK 2–0 BEL Report Dar FGFG 28 August 1973 ARG 0–0 ENG Report 29 August 1973 PAK 6–0 ARG Report Abbas FGAhmed FGDar FGFGFGSamiullah FG 29 August 1973 ENG 1–2 NED Report Long FG Kruize FGZweerts FG 29 August 1973 BEL 3–0 MAS Report Maroye FGGilles FGMiserque FG Classification round Ninth to twelfth place classification high yes yes Crossover Ninth place Eleventh place 31 August KEN 0 ARG 2 31 August MAS 0 JPN 1 1 September ARG 2 JPN 1 1 September KEN 0 MAS 1 Crossover 31 August 1973 KEN 0–2 ARG Report Lavagano FGPaolucci FG 31 August 1973 MAS 0–1 JPN Report Yamamoto FG Eleventh and twelfth place 1 September 1973 KEN 0–1 MAS Report Pathmarajah FG Ninth and tenth place 1 September 1973 ARG 2–1 JPN Report Lavagano FGSabbione FG Ichinose FG Fifth to eighth place classification high yes yes Crossover Fifth place Seventh place 31 August ESP 1945 5 BEL 0 31 August ENG (a.e.t.) 1 NZL 0 2 September ESP 1945 3 ENG 0 1 September BEL 1 NZL 3 Crossover 31 August 1973 ENG 1–0 yes NZL Report Whalley PS 31 August 1973 ESP 1945 5–0 BEL Report F. Amat FGJ. Amat FGFábregas FGMonegal FGSegura FG Seventh and eighth place 1 September 1973 BEL 1–3 NZL Report Dupont FG B. Masiter FGMcIntyre FGPatel FG Fifth and sixth place 2 September 1973 ESP 1945 3–0 ENG Report Masaña FGFGSegura FG Medal round yes high yes 31 August FRG 0 (2) NED (pen.) 0 (4) 31 August PAK 0 IND 1 2 September NED (pen.) 2 (4) IND 2 (2) 2 September FRG 1 PAK 0 Semi-finals 31 August 1973 FRG 0–0 yes NED Report 2–4 31 August 1973 PAK 0–1 IND Report Govinda FG 62 Third and fourth place 2 September 1973 FRG 1–0 PAK Report Krause PC 68 Final thumb|Nico Spits and Ties Kruize (right) with the World Cup The final was held on 2 September 1973 at the Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen. The hosts Netherlands defeated India on penalty strokes after the match ended 2–2 after extra time. The win gave Netherlands their first FIH Hockey World Cup title, becoming the second team to win it and the first from Europe and the first host nation to win it. Surjit Singh of India scored two early goals in the first eight minutes giving India a 2–0 lead. He scored another goal in the first half for his hat-trick but it was disallowed by the umpire. India went into half time with two goals lead. In the second half Netherlands played more players forward and in result Ties Kruize scored two goals to equalize the match at 2–2. In extra time, India got a penalty stroke but B. P. Govinda missed the chance in sudden death. The match was decided by penalty strokes where the Indian goalkeeper Charles Cornelius failed to stop a single penalty stroke as Netherlands won the shoot out 4–2.Ganesh M. P. 1973: We had the best ever combination https://sportstar.thehindu.com/hockey/world-cup-2018/history/hockey-history-first-person-account-sportstar-world-cup-special-1973-mp-ganesh-india-vs-netherlands-second-position/article25568917.ece 2021-03-06 Sportstar en 2 September 1973 Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen NED IND 2–2 yes 4–2 Kruize FGFG Surjit FGFG Report fh 1973 Hockey World Cup winner Netherlands First Final standings main WDL complete FIH NED, IND, FRG, PAK, ESP, ENG, NZL, BEL, ARG, JPN, MAS, KEN 2 ARG 2 3 2 6 10 BEL 2 0 5 9 20 ENG 2 2 3 10 11 IND 4 3 0 15 3 JPN 1 1 5 5 21 KEN 0 2 5 6 17 MAS 2 1 4 7 15 NED 3 3 1 13 6 H NZL 2 2 3 16 10 PAK 4 1 2 16 7 ESP 1945 5 0 2 17 5 FRG 5 2 0 7 2 1st 2nd 3rd Final result gold Gold medal silver Silver medal #c96 Bronze medal Goalscorers 42 126 FIH NED Ties Kruize PAK Tanvir Dar IND Surjit Singh Randhawa ESP 1945 Juan Amat ESP 1945 Agustín Masaña FRG Michael Krause ARG Jorge Sabbione ENG Stephen Long ENG James Neale IND Billimoga P. Govinda MAS Sri Shanmuganathan NZL Jeffrey Archibald NZL Gregory Dayman NZL Barry Maister PAK Laeeq Ahmed PAK Muhammad Azam ESP 1945 Francisco Segura ARG Julio Lavagano BEL Daniel Dupont BEL Jean-François Gilles BEL Robert Maroye ENG Paul Svehlik ENG Colin Whalley IND Baldev Singh IND Chand Singh JPN Toshiaki Ichinose KEN Jagjeet Singh Kular KEN Tarlochan Singh Chana NED Paul Litjens NZL Alan McIntyre NZL Ramesh Patel PAK Samiullah Khan ARG Gustavo Paolucci BEL Guy Miserque BEL Michel de Saedeleer BEL Stephan Verhulst IND Ajitpal Singh IND Harcharan Singh JPN Toru Hirano JPN Kanzo Konakayama JPN Takeo Yamamoto KEN Brajinder Singh Daved KEN Jagmel Singh Rooprai MAS Murugesan Mahendran MAS Ramalingam Pathmarajah MAS Brian Santa Maria NED Ronaldus Steens NED Jeroen Zweerts NZL Jonathan Christensen NZL Selwyn Maister NZL Arthur Parkin PAK Safdar Abbas ESP 1945 Francisco Amat ESP 1945 José Borrell ESP 1945 Jorge Fábregas ESP 1945 Jorge Monegal FRG Rainer Seifert FRG Wolfgang Strodter FRG Uli Vos Notes References External links Official website Rediff summary todor66/1973 Category:Men's Hockey World Cup World Cup Category:International field hockey competitions hosted by the Netherlands Hockey World Cup Category:Sports competitions in Amstelveen Hockey World Cup Men Hockey World Cup Men