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German triumph in extra time
ADELAIDE, Oct 19: A suddendeath goal in extra time clinched Germany the prestigious Champ! ons' Trophy for a record seventh time with a 3-2 victory over Australia today, report agencies.
In the fourth minute of extra time forward Christoph Bechmann. who scored all the German goals. took a pass from right wing Oliver Domke and sealed the tournament with the golden goal.'
Australia, also seeking a seventh Champions' title, had won all five of their qualifying games to top the standings of the six-nation tournament. They defeated the Germans 2-0 last week.
But the Germans had looked dangerous from the outset. Bechmann put then ahead in the seventh minute.
The hosts replaced in the 31st minute with a goal from Daniel Sproule but Bechmann was soon back on target in the 37th minute. Profiting from a
defection from a powerful shot from Domke.
Forward Stephen Davies levelled 18 minutes from full time but Australia were unable to capitalise on two penalty corners awarded In the closing “T-to play-offs. Olympic silver medalist Spain won their first medal in the 19-year-old tournament, defeating Olympic Champions the Netherlands 2-1 to take third place.
Spain scored first in the 10th minute through Victor Pujol, set up in the goal area by skipper Joaquin Malgosa. But the Dutch equalised Just before halftime with a penalty comer goal from hitting specialist Bram Lomans.
Spanish goalkeeper Ramon Jufresa saved well from Jan Brinkman In the 40th minute and then made a diving save off a penalty comer as the Dutch pressed.
The Netherlands were reduced to 10 men late in the game when Brinkman was given a yellow card for a collision with Jan Dinares.
Spain broke the deadlock six
minutes from fulltime with a penalty comer conversion by competition leading goal scorer Javier Arnau, his eighth goal.
Dutch coach Roelant Oilmans said his team were not physically or mentally prepared for the tournament.
"It looked like It was going to be a draw... (but) we did not play at the level required for tournaments like this." Oilmans said.
Current World Cup holders Pakistan took some consolation from a disappointing tournament by beating Asian champions South Korea 6-2 in the play-off for fifth and sixth places.
Pakistan scored five of their six goals in a 10-minute spree in the first half with vice-captain Tahir Zaman scoring first. Kamran Ashraf and Babar Abdullah added to the scoreboard at the 20-minute mark, then Sarwar Muhammed piled on a further two before the halftime siren Including one from a back stick shot.
Korea's goals came in the first half.