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27th November 2018 0 comment

The curtain has closed on the #HCT2018 in China which saw world number one side, the Netherlands sweep their 7th Champions Trophy title.

Great Britain won their last match of the tournament in a 2-1 battle against a strong Japanese side, which saw them finish 5th overall.

#HCT2018 teams Argentina, Australia, China, the Netherlands and Great Britain will now be looking ahead to the new FIH Pro League which begins in January 2019. They will be joined by Belgium, Germany, New Zealand and the USA as they compete in 8 home and 8 away matches.

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