China's women's hockey team delivered a nail-biting performance on Tuesday, overcoming Germany 3-2 in the FIH Pro League after trailing twice during the match. The victory marks their second consecutive win in the tournament, following Sunday's triumph over Argentina.
Germany struck first in the 10th minute with Johanna Hachenberg capitalizing on a precise pass from Lisa Nolte. China's Huang Haiyan leveled the score in the second quarter, showcasing the team's resilience. Despite Lilly Stoffelsma restoring Germany's lead just before halftime, Dan Wen's deflected shot in the 39th minute reignited China's hopes.
The decisive moment came in the final quarter when Tan Jintong's expertly executed drag flick secured China's dramatic comeback. With this win, China now sits fourth in the Pro League standings with 22 points after 13 matches.
The result highlights China's growing competitiveness in international hockey, offering fresh momentum for fans and analysts tracking Asia's rising influence in global sports.
