
Argentina · Argentina · FIH Hockey Pro League 2025/26
FIH's 21 June roundup left Argentina with mixed feelings after a 3-3 draw against China, but the shootout win still delivered a bonus point in a volatile match in Wavre.
June 21, 2026 · 1 min read · StickAtlas Desk
A day after beating Belgium late, Argentina's women were dragged into a completely different kind of contest against China. FIH reported a 3-3 draw built on two very uneven halves: Las Leonas started fast, then lost control for long stretches, before reasserting themselves and finally carrying enough composure into the shootout to win the bonus point 4-3.
The match also carried individual weight inside the group, with Maria Granatto reaching her 250th cap and Victoria Granatto leaving as player of the match. Argentina created enough in the second half to win in regulation, but four missed late chances and several wasted set-pieces left the side frustrated even after taking the extra point.
That tension is exactly why the article deserves publication. It is not a clean victory story, but a realistic snapshot of Argentina's current edge: dangerous going forward, emotionally resilient and still capable of recovering control after momentum swings, yet not fully clinical enough to put difficult matches away early.
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Argentina
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England
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