India, 15 December 2025 — The Indian men's hockey team secured a spot in the final of the Asian Champions Trophy by defeating South Korea 4-2 in the semi-final match held in Chennai on Thursday. Harmanpreet Singh led the charge with two goals, while Mandeep Singh and Akashdeep Singh contributed one goal each to seal the win for the hosts.
The match saw India taking an early lead, with Harmanpreet Singh converting a penalty corner in the 12th minute. South Korea responded with two quick goals, but India regained momentum before halftime. The second half was dominated by India, with Mandeep and Akashdeep finding the net.
This victory marks India's consistent performance in the tournament, showcasing their preparedness for the upcoming final. The team is set to face Malaysia in the final on Saturday, aiming to clinch the title for the fourth time. The win also highlights India's growing stature in Asian hockey.
The tournament, which is being hosted in Chennai, has been a significant event for Indian hockey, drawing substantial local and international attention. The final promises to be a thrilling encounter as India seeks to reaffirm its dominance in the region.
- by InstaSport Reporter
India Emerges Victorious in Asian Champions Trophy Hockey Semi-final
- by InstaSport Reporter
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