Netherlands v Germany

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Saturday 20 Jun 2026

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15:30 Local Time

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Hockey Club Rotterdam • 

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The Netherlands national hockey team, also known as the Oranje team, is owned and governed by the Royal Dutch Hockey Association and represents the Netherlands in international field hockey competitions. The team has a long-standing history in the sport and has been consistently excelling since its inception. They have won three Olympic gold medals, taking the top spot in 1996, 2000, and 2008. The team has also dominated in the European Championships, winning the title eight times with their most recent victory in 2017. Known for their skilled and fast-paced style of play, the Netherlands boasts top players such as Eva de Goede, who was named the FIH Player of the year in 2018, and the experienced Caia van Maasakker. The team calls the Wagener Stadium in Amsterdam their home, which has a seating capacity of over 15,000 and is constantly filled with enthusiastic fans. With their impressive track record and talented roster, the Netherlands hockey team continues to be a top competitor in the international scene.

The German national hockey team is one of the most successful and respected teams in the world of international hockey. They have participated in numerous major competitions, including the Olympic Games, the World Cup, and the Champions Trophy. They have achieved numerous accolades, including winning the gold medal at the 1992 and 2008 Olympics, as well as being the World Champion in 2002 and 2006. The team boasts top-notch players such as Moritz Fürste, the 2012 FIH Player of the Year, and Tobias Hauke, a three-time FIH World Player of the Year nominee. The home stadium of the German team is the Hockey Park, located in the city of Mönchengladbach, which has a capacity of over 13,000 spectators. The team's success, both on and off the field, has solidified Germany's position as a powerhouse in the world of field hockey.