Tue, 18 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Declan Colley, Changzhou
Having led twice and dominated a Pool A match for the second time in succession, the Irish contrived to come away with nothing as the Egyptians snatched two late goals to take victory.
Ireland's hopes of a top five finish now hang by a thread. The very least they need is a victory against one of the pre-tournament favourites, Pakistan, tomorrow.
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CourtsHockeyPerson: EgyptiansPerson: AllahPerson: John JermynPerson: Mark GleghornePerson: Stephen ButlerPerson: David HobbsPerson: Timmy CockramPerson: JermynPerson: Andy BarbourPerson: CockramPerson: Mohamed MohamedPerson: Karl BurnsPerson: Hassan MohamedPerson: Charlie HendersonPerson: C. HendersonPerson: P. BrownPerson: I. LewersPerson: K. BurnsPerson: M. BlackPerson: S. ButlerPerson: M. GleghornePerson: J. JermynPerson: A. BarbourPerson: M.Person: IrwinPerson: M. RuddlePerson: R. GormleyPerson: G. ShawPerson: D. HobbsEvent: Pool AOrganisation: EgyptOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: PakistanOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: Belgium
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