Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey

Rajgir: Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey on Sunday confirmed that the team Gonasika, who competed in the Hockey India League in the previous season and finished seventh, would leave the tournament and be replaced by a new team. Odisha Warriors, the winners of the first edition of The Women Hills, will not participate in the next version and will be replaced by a new franchise. The former India Hockey captain said, “We will have a mini auction, and the new teams will be able to choose their players during that time. Also, the remaining teams will release some players, and some of them will be retained, but we have not yet decided on Nitty-Grittiies.” She said that there is a discussion about whether two more teams can be added to the women’s tournaments, which currently have four teams. Meanwhile, the tournament will be held in Ranchi and either Bhubaneswar or Rourkela in a third city. However, it will not happen anywhere in North India. “The names of Chandigarh and Mohali came out during the discussion, and we wanted to catch HIL matches in North India. But we analyzed that there is a heavy fog during the winter, which could delay flights and make it difficult to catch matches on time,” Tirkey said. Tirkey also confirmed that the players not paid by Odisha Warriors after the tournament were fully compensated with Hockey India Award Money Fund. He said that it is expected that there will be no such delay when the tournament is held again next year. Regarding India’s men’s team, who is currently competing in the Asia Cup after losing seven serial games in the Pro League, Tirkey rested a lot. “We have not put any pressure on the coach for previous demonstrations. He has won us a bronze medal in the Olympics and a gold in the Asian Games. Therefore, we are confident that he will be able to take the team globally in a year,” Tirkey said. However, the situation was different when they talked about the women’s team, which would start her campaign in Hangzo in China this week in Hangzo. He said, “The coaches, assistant staff and players of the women’s team need to focus on working hard. It is true that senior players are struggling with injuries, and we do not have many experienced replacements, but we can only hope that they will perform well,” they said.

Inter -mentor Ahead Luis Suarez Appeared to spit on one Sectal sounders Employees after their team lost 3–0 in the League Cup final in Lumen Field on Sunday night.

At the end of the match, the temperature provoked the match with two teams in a shoving match on the field after the final whistle.

For example, as teams started going to their different ways, a camera caught Suarez in a hot exchange with a member of the sounders staff and Video on social media He was shown bent towards the man and spit towards his face.

Miami Keeper Oscar razor Step between Suarez and the employee and the parties moved in their different ways.

Seattle coach Brian Shametzer said after the game, “Unfortunately, some attention is going to be diverted from a great performance by Seattle Soundlers.” “Their players were disappointed and there were some things on the field which should not be on the field.

“I am going to close it, because it should not be a story. The story of the game is not what happened after the game. I had a quiet moment Messi On the field (after the game) and we talked and we tried to push it aside.

“This is the story.”

Suarez was included in a notorious Event During the 2014 World Cup in which he appeared cutting Italy Defender Georgio Chellini in Team Group D match Brazil,

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

The Indian hockey team registered their second win in Hero Asia Cup Rajgir, Bihar 2025. (Hockey India-X)

Rajgir: It was once again Chok-e-Block at the Rajgir Sports Complex, as fans put, the Indian team was expected to dominate Japan in their second match. Asia Cup Here on Sunday. But this was not the case, because the hosts won just 3-2, thank you for some concrete goalkeeping and brilliant running by Suraj Karkra. Vivek Sagar Prasad During the penalty corner, after playing some high-represss, to book its location in the Super 4S stage. For goals, Mandeep Singh opened the scoring after Sukhjit Singh with a field goal in the fourth minute, and Harmanpreet Singh The lead in the next minute doubled after winning a series of India’s penalty corner. Captain hit again in the second quarter -dying seconds, scoring his second score of the match through the goalkeeper’s feet, Kosi Kavab pulled a back to Japan in the 38th minute. The Kavabe was once on the clock with a minute and once on the target as the protecting the Karkara was eventually dissolved after the ball was distanced away from the structure. Giving an opportunity to equal, Japan continued to apply pressure, but managed to capture India, even Harmanpreet received a yellow card. However, Carcaera was fantastic-especially when Japan won four back-to-back penalty corners in the second quarter and then three gradual corners in the final quarter. During one of them, he first stopped the ball with his left leg and then dives to block the deformed shot coming out of the rebound. Even Krishna Bahadur Pathak, playing his 150th match, about five savings, but it was a curkera that stole the show. Asked what is happening in his mind when Japan continued to win a gradual penalty corner, Indian Custodian said, “We planned a way to protect the PC, and we executed it. Certainly, there is a lot of space to improve. But we watched videos of the match against China and worked on wherever we did.” While Karkera has done a lot of work on his reflex, facing 500 shots in training sessions, he specially focused on counter control before the tournament, which was clear the way he managed the team as Japan had counters late stages of the game. Coach Craig Fulton was also happy with Karkera and Vivek’s performance, but prevented the absence of field balls despite the team making several opportunities. “We are really well buried, and that part of our game was excellent. We cannot convert some more field goals, but the data for us in that aspect are really high. We could not finish everything we start now, ”Fulton said. However, playing jointly with heat, playing such a high pressure game, left the team low on energy in the third quarter. The coach said, “These games are super difficult at 3 pm and 1 pm. Nobody really realize it. You do not play in 35-degrees with this humidity in summer, unless you come from Malaysia or are hot all the time,” the coach said. It was during this period that Japan pulled back one and worked hard in the last quarter, but India eventually held to win. Earlier in the day, China scored 13 goals against Kazakhstan after winning the second minute through the penalty corner. After that initial hiccup, China dominated and hoped to carry on that pace against Japan on Monday. India, meanwhile, will face the next Kazakhstan.