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Aussie-German Armageddon
ADELAIDE. Australia. Oct 18: Germany booked a berth in the Champion's Trophy final against hosts Australia after ending Spain s hopes with a 3-2 win today, report agencies.
Both Germany and Australia will be seeking a record seventh title in the annual six-nation tournament when they clash in Sunday's final at the Pines Stadium.
Germany whose victory lifted them into second place in the qualifying standings behind Australia, survived several late scares against Spain in what amounted to a semifinal match.
German centre-forward and captain Christian Blunck gave the European champions the lead in the eighth minute before Spanish striker and tournament top scorer Javier Arnau levelled the score with his seventh goal in five games.
Spain, who needed only a draw to qualify for the final, fell 3-1 behind early in the second half after goals from German midfielder Christophe Elmer and right wing Oliver Domke.
Midfielder Victor Pujol closed the gap a minute later but
Spain could not find the vital equaliser despite several late chances.
Australia recorded their fifth consecutive victory with a 6-1 thrashing of Asian champions South Korea to complete the round-robin qualifying stage with a maximum 15 points.
Olympic champions the Netherlands earned a meeting with Spain in Sunday's third place play-off by defeating tour nament disappointment Pakistan 5-2.
German coach Paul Lisekk said Australia would be favourites to lift the trophy on Sunday. "We are the underdogs for the final but this is good because it gives us something of an advantage by taking the pressure of us." he said
Spanish coach Toni Forrellat said the Olympic silver medal ists. who have never reached a Champions' Trophy final since the tournament began in 1978, badly missed unavailable midfielders Quico Fabregas and Santi Amat.
Australia beat Germany 2-0 when the two teams met in a round-robin qualifying game on Tuesday.
"We will try to open them up a little bit." said veteran Australian striker Jay Stacy "We
want a free-flwwlng game In the final, whereas they like to con tain the opposition, so it will be a good contest '
Meanwhile. Pakistan coach Jehangir Butt suggested some new players ana a possible change in the pattern of play after the World Cup champions made a dismal showing in the tournament.
The Pakistanis, three-time winners of the trophy In Its 19-year, finished last of the six na tlons with Just one point a draw. They conceded 18 goals in their five matches.
Pakistan will attempt to On ish above South Korea when they play off for fifth place Sunday.
Butt foreshadowed a series of changes before they defend their world Cup crown at Utrecht in the Netherlands next May.
'Tills tournament uncovered problems in our defence," Butt told a post-match news conference. ’’We will have to look at the problems that occurred in this tournament.
"We may change some players and we may alter our pat tern of play. 1 will have a look at the video of the games to see