Las Leonas strike at the death to beat Belgium in Wavre

Argentina's women produced one of their most valuable results of the European block when they beat Belgium 3-2 in Wavre on 20 June. FIH described a match in which Las Leonas moved 2-0 ahead, saw the hosts erase the deficit in the final minutes, and still found the poise to win it with a last penalty corner converted by Agustina Gorzelany.

The sequence mattered because Belgium had controlled large passages of possession and looked ready to turn the evening their way after levelling through Lottie Englebert. Instead, Argentina recovered immediately and punished the final set-piece. The report also places the win inside a broader context of pressure matches in Europe, where every point is tied to World Cup preparation and late-table positioning.

For the Argentina feed, this is one of the strongest official stories available in the current window because it shows the side winning an elite away match on nerve and execution. It also reinforces the importance of Gorzelany as a decisive finishing weapon and underlines that Las Leonas can still find a result after momentum appears to have turned against them.