Glenanne give Ireland double Euro boost

GLENANNE ensured Ireland will have two representatives in the last 16 of the EuroHockey League for the first time, after they got the favour they required from German side Mannheimer in Terrassa, Spain yesterday.

Glenanne give Ireland double Euro boost
Mon, 01 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Alan Good

Having got a bonus point in defeat to Mannheimer on Friday, Glens then created some slick deflections and defended their circle brilliantly in a 2-2 draw with Grunwald Poznan 24 hours later.

Glens then needed Poznan not to better their result against the Germans; and they got their wish, as Mannheimer won 5-1.

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