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FIH Nations Cup 2 2025 | New Era Begins with a Tough Defeat for SA Women | SA News

17 June 2025 by Guest

The South African Women’s Hockey Team ignited their FIH Nations Cup campaign with a resilient 3–1 comeback victory over Malaysia in Poland. Despite seeing two penalty strokes saved, the South Africans overturned a half-time deficit to claim all three points and breathe momentum into their tournament.

South Africa started brightly, winning an early penalty corner, but the shot was ruled dangerous. Moments later, they earned a golden opportunity to go ahead with a penalty stroke. Quanita Bobbs stepped up, but her effort was brilliantly saved by Malaysian goalkeeper Nur Zainal.

Onthatile Zulu went close with a shot that shaved past the post, and Hannah Pearce narrowly missed with a…

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