Germany wins Hockey World Cup
{{date|September 18, 2006}}

[[Germany]] won the [[w:2006 Men's Hockey World Cup|2006 Men's Hockey World Cup]] on Sunday in Mönchengladbach, Germany in a 4-3 defeat of [[Australia]].  Germany came behind from a 1-3 deficit to score 3 unanswered goals. Christopher Zeller of Germany was named Most Promosing Player and Jamie Dwyer of Australia was named Player of the Tournament. [[Spain]] defeated [[South Korea]] 3-2 after extra time for 3rd and in the match for 11th between [[India]] defeated [[South Africa]] 1-0. South Africa is now relegated from the top tier of Men's Hockey.

== Sources ==

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|title=Germany storm to World Cup win
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Germany won the 2006 Men's Hockey World Cup on Sunday in Mönchengladbach, Germany in a 4-3 defeat of Australia.  Germany came behind from a 1-3 deficit to score 3 unanswered goals. Christopher Zeller of Germany was named Most Promosing Player and Jamie Dwyer of Australia was named Player of the Tournament. Spain defeated South Korea 3-2 after extra time for 3rd and in the match for 11th between India defeated South Africa 1-0. South Africa is now relegated from the top tier of Men's Hockey.
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