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Dutch women in semis

AFP, London
Defending champions the Netherlands moved into the semifinals of the Olympic women's hockey tournament on Saturday by defeating South Korea 3-2 for their fourth successive victory.
The Dutch were made to work hard by South Korea before taking their tally to 12 points from four matches to head Pool A.
In the same group, China came back into the chase for semifinals with a 2-1 victory that stopped Great Britain's winning spree.
The day finished with those three teams locked on nine points and Germany who have still to play New Zealand, three points adrift after losing 3-1 to Argentina.
However, Argentina — who play Australia on Monday — have comfortably the best goal difference of the top three.
South Korea's Cheon Seul Ki converted two penalty corners to trouble the Dutch, who gotall theirgoalsinopen play.
Cheon opened the scoring by sending a drag-flick into the top corner in the fifth minute, but the Dutch were back on level
terms in the 10th minute on Kelly Jonker's reverse deflection of captain Maartje Paumen’sshot.
Ellen Hogg open field strike four minutes later gave Netherlands the lead and Carlien Dirkse van den Heuvel made it 3-1 one minute after half-time.
Cheon pulled another goal back from a penalty corner in the 64th minute
But it was China who seized control of the game through penalty corner conversions by Fu Baorong in the 41st minute and Zhao Yudiao six minutes later.
Crista Cullen pulled a goal back for Britain on a penalty comer one minute from full- time.
Australia rode on Jade Close's early field goal to beat South Africa 1 -0 in Pool B and set the target in the group with nine points from four matches.
Argentina maintained their recent supremacy over Germany with a 3-1 win in the day's last game.
Early goals by Sofia Maccari and captain Luciana Aymar, set the tone for Argentina's third win out of four games.
New Zealand's penalty corner drills saw them through in a 3-2 win over the United