Pembroke face real deal in Madrid kingpins

PEMBROKE WANDERERS are charged with the task of causing one of the biggest upsets in EuroHockey League history when they take on Spain’s Club de Campo at Bloemendaal, near Amsterdam, today (11am Irish time).

Pembroke face real deal in Madrid kingpins

With influential South African trio Gowan Jones, Jethro Eustice and Brandon Panther failing to return to the club after Christmas and midfield pivot Paddy Conlon ruled out through injury, Pembroke are light on quality.

Campo, who recently annexed a first Spanish title since 2005, have plenty of that in their ranks, and also feature Irish skipper and former Pembroke man Ronan Gormley, whose insider knowledge gives a further advantage to the Madrid outfit.

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