Field hockey competitions at the 2010 Asian Summer Games were held from November13 to 25,2010 in Guangzhou,China, at the Aoti Hockey Field stadium among men's and women's teams. The tournament was attended by 10 male and 7 female teams.
Field Hockey at the 2010 Asian Summer Games Field hockey at the 2010 Asian Games
Championship Details
Country
China
Cities
Guangzhou
Time spending
November13 - 25
Number of teams
M: 10 F: 7
Top places
Champion
M: Pakistan (8 title) W: China (3 title)
Second place
M: Malaysia W: The Republic of Korea
Third place
M: India W: Japan
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In the men's tournament, the winner for the 8th time in their history was the Pakistan national team , who defeated the Malaysian national team in the final with a score of 2: 0. The bronze medal was won by the national team of India , who won the South Korean national team with a score of 1: 0 in the 3rd place match.
In the women's tournament, the winner for the third time in their history was the Chinese team , who won the South Korean national team in the final with a score of 5: 4 in the penalty shoot-out (the main time of the match ended with a score of 0: 0). The bronze medal was won by the national team of Japan , who won the national team of India in the match for 3rd place with a score of 1-0 in overtime . [one]
Content
1Medalists
2Qualification for the tournament
3Game Results
3.1Men
3.1.1Group stage
3.1.1.1Group A
3.1.1.2Group B
3.1.2Playoffs
3.1.2.1for 9-10th place
3.1.2.2for 5-8th place
3.1.2.3for 1-4 place
3.1.3Summary table
3.2Women
3.2.1Group stage
3.2.2Playoffs
3.2.2.1for 5-6 places
3.2.2.2for 3-4 places
3.2.2.3for 1-2 places
3.2.3Summary table
4notes
5Links
Medalists
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Gold
Silver
Bronze
Men
Pakistan
Malaysia
India
Women
China
The Republic of Korea
Japan
Tournament Qualification
The six best men's teams in Asia (South Korea, India, Pakistan, Japan, China and Malaysia) qualified directly for the tournament. To fill the remaining two places from May 7 to 16, 2010 a qualification tournament was held in the city of Dhaka ( Bangladesh ). The teams of Oman and Singapore were qualified, taking 1st and 2nd places. Later 2 more teams were added - the teams of Hong Kong and Bangladesh who took 3rd and 4th places at the qualification tournament.
The women's qualification tournament was held from May 21 to May 29, 2006 in Bangkok ( Thailand ). The teams of Kazakhstan, Taiwan and Thailand, who took the first three places, were qualified, but later the Taiwan team refused to participate in competitions at the Asian Games.
Men
Rank
Team
one
Oman
2
Singapore
3
Hong Kong
four
Chinese taipei
5
Bangladesh
6
Sri Lanka
7
Thailand
Women
Rank
Team
one
Kazakhstan
2
Chinese taipei
3
Thailand
four
Hong Kong
5
Singapore
Game Results
Matches start time is indicated by UTC + 08: 00
Men
Group Stage
Group A
Team
AND
AT
N
P
GZ
GP
+/-
Glasses
The Republic of Korea
four
3
one
0
25
four
+21
10
Malaysia
four
3
one
0
21
6
+15
10
China
four
2
0
2
12
7
+5
6
Oman
four
one
0
3
four
28
−24
3
Singapore
four
0
0
four
2
19
−17
0
Pass to the semifinals
Pass to the playoffs for 5-8 places
Group B
Team
AND
AT
N
P
GZ
GP
+/-
Glasses
India
four
four
0
0
22
four
+18
12
Pakistan
four
3
0
one
28
6
+22
9
Japan
four
2
0
2
13
13
0
6
Bangladesh
four
one
0
3
9
21
−12
3
Hong Kong
four
0
0
four
four
32
−28
0
Pass to the semifinals
Pass to the playoffs for 5-8 places
Playoffs
9th-10th place
November 25, 2010 9:00
Singapore
12 D.V.
Hong Kong
.
5-8 place
Semifinals
For 5th place
November 23, 2010 9:00
China
four
Bangladesh
one
November 25, 2010 12:00
China
2
Japan
0
For 7th place
November 23, 2010 2:00 p.m.
November 25, 2010 9:30
Oman
one
Bangladesh
5
Japan
13
Oman
6
1-4 place
Semifinals
The final
November 23, 2010 15:00
The Republic of Korea
13)
Pakistan ( pen. )
fourteen)
November 25, 2010 17:00
Pakistan
2
Malaysia
0
3rd place
November 23, 2010 17:30
November 25, 2010 14:00
Malaysia ( overtime )
four
The Republic of Korea
0
India
3
India
one
Summary table
A place
National team
01!
Pakistan
02!
Malaysia
03!
India
four
The Republic of Korea
5
China
6
Japan
7
Oman
8
Bangladesh
9
Hong Kong
10
Singapore
Women
Group Stage
Team
AND
AT
N
P
GZ
GP
+/-
Glasses
China
6
5
one
0
31
four
+27
16
The Republic of Korea
6
5
one
0
24
5
+19
16
Japan
6
four
0
2
21
7
+14
12
India
6
3
0
3
24
6
+18
9
Malaysia
6
2
0
four
12
eighteen
−6
6
Thailand
6
one
0
5
5
44
−39
3
Kazakhstan
6
0
0
6
3
36
−33
0
Go to the finals
Pass to the playoffs for 3-4 places
Pass to the playoffs for 5-6 places
After the end of the games in the group, three players of the Kazakhstan national team - Anastasia Shcherbakova, Alesya Petukh and Yulia Mikheychik - were convinced that earlier, in April 2010, they participated in the games for the Belarus national team in the qualification tournament for the 2010 World Cup , held in Kazan ( Russia ). As a punishment for the national team of Kazakhstan, the result of all its matches in the group was set as a loss with a score of 0: 5 (except for the match with the South Korean team, where the loss of the national team of Kazakhstan was left with a score of 3:10, since the difference between goals scored and goals conceded in this the game had more than 5 goals), the national team was disqualified, and these three athletes were suspended from participation in all competitions held under the auspices of the International Field Hockey Federation . [2][3]
China
Champion
Pakistan (8 title)
Second place
Malaysia
The Republic of Korea
Third place
India
Japan