
England · England · FIH Hockey Pro League 2025/26
England Hockey's second June recap combined the men's shootout win over Argentina, the 3-1 defeat of Australia and two women's battles that left the home programme under real pressure and belief at the same time.
June 22, 2026 · 1 min read · StickAtlas Desk
England Hockey used its second Pro League recap to underline how demanding the London block has become for both national teams. The men first ground out a 1-1 draw against Argentina before taking the bonus point in the shootout, then followed that with a commanding 3-1 win over Australia that lifted them into second place in the standings for that stage of the week.
The women's picture was more unstable but still full of fight. England lost 3-0 to Australia in a result that deepened the relegation pressure, yet they also produced a dramatic 2-2 draw against the same opponent before falling only in a nine-round shootout on Ellie Rayer's 100th cap. The recap shows a squad still vulnerable in the table but far from broken in performance terms.
What makes the article useful is that it is more than a list of results. It explains the tone of England's June window: the men are finding multiple ways to compete against top opposition, while the women are producing stretches of genuine quality but still paying heavily for small margins. That combination makes this one of the key England updates of the week.
England

Argentina
FIH's 24 June roundup put Argentina on the wrong side of two key Pro League results as Spain beat Las Leonas 2-1 in London and then took the men's game 3-2 in Berlin.

International
FIH's 24 June roundup linked the Dutch women's title push, Spain's double blow to Argentina and Pakistan's relegation into one decisive day across London, Berlin and Wavre.
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Netherlands
The Dutch team have started their last Pro League block disappointingly. In warm Wavre, the Netherlands defeated Australia, which triumphed 2-0. It was the first time that the Dutch team had twice eight goals under national coach Jeroen Delmée...

Germany
The German team deservedly won 2-0 after a dominant first appearance in Berlin.

Belgium
Today the City of Brussels and the Royal Belgian Hockey Association have the pleasure to announce (read more)