“We We We We WE WHET Fluid Up Front”: India Coach Craig Fulton on Loss to Germany

In a game in a game in a game of generated seven penalty corners and one penalty stroke, the side’s intelligent Finishing Saw Them Lose 0-2 to Germany at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium. Head Coach Craig Fulton Believes The Side Did Play Well but the Missed Chances ‘Came back to burn’ the home side. “We We We We WE WERE NOT Fluid Up Front. hopfully , We will get a result tomorrow, “said Fulton after the match.

“We Played Well Until that Phase (Germany’s Opening Goal) and even in the second Quarter We Did Really Well, Created 4-5 Corners, Had One or Two Opportunities but If You Don will pounce, “Craig Told IANS Post-Game.

Henrik Mertgens (4 ‘) and Lukas Windfeder’s (30’) Two first-half goals were enough to seal victory for the visitors. Germany dominated early, as mertgens capitalized on a loose ball to beat Indian goalkeeper krishan pathak. Despite India’s efforts to counters, they were unable to convert their chances, with varun kumar missing a Crucial Penalty Corner.

In the second Quarter, India Applied More Pressure, Earning Three Penalty Corners, But Failed To Score. A penalty stroke offered a golden opportunity, but german goalkeeper joshua onyekwue nnaji nnaji blocked harmanpreet singh’s shot. Just Before Half-Time, Windfeder Doubled Germany’s Lead with a Powerful Penalty Corner Strike.

The Third Quarter Saw India Intensified their Attacks, but nnaji remained resolute in Goal. Germany also Posed Threats With Quick Counters.

In the final Quarter, India Continued their Possession Game But Struggled to Create Clear Chances, Ending the Match with a Goal. Germany’s defense help firm to seal the win.