championsitinerario

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DESDE	HACIA	CIA	VUELO	FECHA	SALE	LLEGA
BUENOS AIRES	AMSTERDAM	KLM	7906	13-5-2000	14:05	10:20
AMSTERDAM	GLASGOW	KLM		14-5-2000	13:50	14:40
GLASGOW	AMSTERDAM	KLM		19-5-2000	09:05	11:50
AMSTERDAM	BUENOS AIRES	KLM	795	4-6-2000	23:15	10:00

24-05-2000: Argentina 1 (Laura Maiztegui) - Alemania 1 (partido de entrenamiento de 20 y 20 minutos)

17-05-2000: Argentina 4 G. Bretaña 1 (Vanina Oneto, Magdalena Aicega, Soledad García, Andrea Haines)

COMENTARIOS

21-05-2000: Argentina 2 (Vanina Oneto - Karina Masotta) - Holanda 1.

Extraído de www.fielhockey.com (21-5-2000)

El seleccionado de mujeres holandés perdió su segundo partido de práctica contra Argentina 2 - 1 en Amstelveen.

Oneto abrió el marcador a los 13 minutos y Minke Smabers empató de penal en el minuto 27. Masotta aseguró la victoria de las visitantes en el minuto 43.

20-05-2000: Argentina 1 (Soledad García) - Holanda 2

Extraído de www.fielhockey.com (20-5-2000)

Las holandesas derrotaron a Argentina 2 - 1 en un partido de práctica en Laren. Fleur van de Kieft hizo el primer gol (35), García convirtió para Argentina y Ageeth Boomgaardt convirtió el gol ganador a través de un corto (42).

Resumiendo, las holandesas tuvieron mejor juego y 5 córners cortos contra ninguno de Argentina. El entrenador holandés Tom van't Hek dejó fuera del equipo a Macha van der Vaart, Myrna Veenstra, Eveline de Haan y Miek van Geenhuizen.

El domingo las holandesas juegan nuevamente un partido de práctica contra Argentina de preparación para la Champions Trophy.

18-05-2000: Argentina 0 - G Bretaña 0

Extraído de www.fielhockey.com (19-5-2000)

Britain lack scorer

By Mike Stanger

A MUCH more spirited and greatly improved performance gave Great Britain's women the upper hand in Glasgow yesterday. But they lacked a player who could hit the ball into the roof of the net at short corners.

The game ended as it began, scoreless, but that inadequate statistic masks a much more accomplished display.

In the 18th minute, Purdy Miller was able to get two shots at goal within the space of a minute: one went just over the bar, the other hit the left post. The second half became a procession of short corners for Britain, 13 in all. In every case the Argentina goalkeeper Paola Vucojicic spreadeagled herself on the ground across the goalmouth and killed the ball.

On Sunday and Monday against world champions Australia, Great Britain will be tested even further.

Great Britain: C Reid, D Marston-Smith, F Greenham, J Sixsmith, J Smith, K Walsh, K Johnson, K Bowden, P Stott, S Chandler, T Cullen. Subs: A Bennett, H Rose, J Jack, L King, P Miller.

Argentina: M Aicega, M Paz Ferrari, A Gambero, A Stepnik, L Aymar, V Oneio, J Rimoldi, I Arrando, K Masotia, P Vucojicic, L Maiztegui. Subs: S Garcia, K Masotia, M Oliva, A Haines, M de la Paz Hernandez.

The Telegraph

17-05-2000: Argentina 4 - G Bretaña 1 (Vanina Oneto, Magdalena Aicega, Soledad García, Andrea Haines).

Extraído de www.fielhockey.com (18-5-2000)

Great Britain

Great Britain - Argentina, Women, Bellahouston Glasgow

Wed 17 May GBR 1 ARG 4
GBR - Fiona Greenham (25)
ARG - Soledad Garcia (8, 43) , Magdalena Aicega (26), Andrea Haines (62)

Thurs 18 May GBR 0 ARG 0
GBR had 14 penalty corners to 0 by ARG and hit the post twice. John Royce said "We are getting better. The defence was tighter today, in attack we were better from the 25 line to the circle, but there is still a lot of work to be done in the circle."

Argentina end long drought

Argentina, ranked fourth in the world, made light of the cold, wet conditions when they beat Great Britain for the first time in four years with a comfortable 4-1 victory in Glasgow yesterday. The teams meet again tonight. Vanina Oneto gave Argentina an early lead, before the hosts levelled in the 25th minute when Fiona Greenham scored from a penalty corner. But a penalty-corner goal within a minute by Magdalena Aicega, the captain, set Argentina on the road to victory.

The Times

Garcia's goals leave Britain gasping

By Mike Stanger

ARGENTINA'S Soledad Garcia scored two magnificent goals last night as the South Americans outclassed Great Britain in the first of four women's Tests being staged in Glasgow.

Great Britain, with Scotland's Pauline Stott as vice-captain, created much of the early pressure, and it was against the run of play that the first goal was scored.

Argentine defender Ayelin Stepnik launched an awesome through drive across the pitch from her 22-yard line and found Garcia at the diagonally opposite end. She dribbled quickly into the circle, locked sticks with Melanie Clewlow at the left post, then pulled the ball away and reverse flicked it neatly into the net.

Shortly after, Garcia had a wonderful jigging solo run into the circle on the right, which was rewarded with a penalty corner. But a corner for Great Britain two minutes later rebounded off the keeper and fell to Fiona Greenham who lifted it neatly into the left corner of the goal off an opponent's stick.

Argentina immediately struck back to make it 2-1 when Magdalena Aicega blasted into the net off a deflection by Greenham.

After half-time, Argentina continued to dominate, and Garcia, taking the ball into the circle along the goal line, scored the best goal of the match from a snap shot at a narrow angle on the right.

After a splendid triple save by goalkeeper Hilary Rose, Argentina extended their lead with another hard shot from the top of the circle, this time by Paola Vucojicic.

Great Britain: D Marston-Smith, F Greenham, H Rose, J Sixsmith, K Walsh, K Johnson, K Bowden, L King, L Wright, P Stott, S Chandler. Subs: A Bennett, C Reid, E Rochlin, J Smith, M Clewlow, T Cullen.

Argentina: M Antoniska, S Garcia, M Aicega, M Paz Ferrari, A Gambero, A Stepnik, L Aymar, V Oneio, J Rimoldi, M de la Paz Hernandez, I Arrando. Subs: K Masotia, P Vucojicic.

The Telegraph

The Netherlands beat Argentina by 2 - 1 in a practice match in Laren. Fleur van de Kieft provided the first (35), Garcia scored against and Ageeth Boomgaardt scored the winner from a penalty corner (42).

In an average match the Dutch had the best of the play and fourth five penalty corners to Argentina's none. National coach Tom van't Hek left Macha van der Vaart, Myrna Veenstra, Eveline de Haan and Miek van Geenhuizen out of the squad.

On Sunday the Dutch will play another practice match against Argentina in preparation for the Champions Trophy.

Dutch Teletext page 620

The Netherlands women's team lost their second practice game against Argentina in Amstelveen 2 - 1.

Oneto opened the scoring in the 13th minute and Minke Smabers requalised from a penalty stroke in the 27th minute. Massota ensured the visitors the win (43).

Netherlands notched a 2 - 1 win on Saturday over Argentina. The matches were played as part of the preparations for the Champions Trophy that starts this coming weekend.