MCT: Spain Take Giant Step Towards Their First-Ever CT Final : Beat New Zealand 3-1
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December 7, 2004
Syed Akber Ali Wahidi
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From : Syed Akber Ali Wahidi (Lahore)
Spain, playing CT 2004 without star striker EduardoTubau, showing superb display at Lahores CT and recorded their third straight win. After beating India 4-0 and Germany 5-2, they found no difficulty in edging out New Zealand 3-1 on Tuesday.
Spains important match will be against Pakistan on Friday and they have to play three-times Champion without Tubau. Terrassa-born Tubau, who will celbrate his 24th birthday on 6 January 2005, recorded fantastic hat-trick in 4-0 win over Pakistan at Athens Olympics. He is proving to be the nemesis for Pakistan as he also scored twice in Spains 3-2 win over Pakistan in Madrid Olympic qualifiers on 11 March 2004. It was the day when four simultaneous bomb attacks on commuter trains in Madrid killed 191 people and wounded around 1500.
It was Spains first-ever win over New Zealand in CT. The 1978 tie between the two nations ended in 4-0 win for New Zealand while a 3-3 thriller was recorded in 1984 between the two nations. On both occasions, the Kiwis were called in as replacement.
New Zealand vs Spain : Head to Head in CT
1978 : New Zealand 4-0 Spain
1984 : New Zealand 3-3 Spain
2004 : New Zealand 1-3 Spain
Matches NZ won ESP won Drawn Goals (NZ) Goals (ESP)
3 1 1 1 8 6
7 DECEMBER 2004 MATCH :
SPAIN 3 (Pau Quemada 2 40PC, 54 PC, Santiago Freixa - 63)
NEW ZEALAND 1 (Darren Smith 46 PC)
SPAIN : Bernardino Herrera - Santiago Freixa, Francisco Fabregas, Andreu Enrich, Juan Escarre, Alex Fabregas, Ramon Alegre, Victor Sojo, Rodrigo Garza, Sergi Enrique, David Alegre
SU : Eduard Arbos 13, Pau Quemada 13, Albert Sala 18, Alberto Esteban 42, Ignacio Alborch 63
DNP : Francisco Cortes, Juan Fernandez
NEW ZEALAND : Paul Woolford - Dean Couzins, Dion Gosling, Blair Hopping, Wayne McIndoe, Simon Towns ©, Phillip Burrows, Bevan Hari, Darren Smith, Mitesh Patel, Dave Kosoof
SU : Lloyd Stephenson 10, Ryan Archibald 16, James Nation 46
DNP : Dharmesh Puna, Gareth Brooks, Bradley Shaw , Kyle Pontifex
Umpires : Virendra Singh (IND) Rashad Mahmood Butt (PAK)

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