US EditionSultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025: India Opens Campaign with 1-0 Win over South Korea
Mohammed Raheel scored the only goal in the 15th minute as India controlled possession and defended resolutely to secure a 1-0 victory over three-time champions South Korea.
- On Nov 24, the Indian Men's Hockey Team opened their campaign with a 1-0 win over the South Korea national team at the Sultan Azlan Shah Stadium, Ipoh, Malaysia.
- Scheduled for 1:30pm IST, the match was delayed by more than six hours due to incessant rains, and India returned to the tournament after six years, last playing in 2019.
- In the opening exchanges, India dominated possession and Dilpreet Singh set up Mohammed Raheel, who scored in the 15th minute after a fine midfield buildup.
- The victory gives India three points in the round-robin, and India will face Belgium on Monday with all matches broadcast live on FanCode.
- With under a minute to play, Korea pressed late with a penalty corner while Mohith HS and Pawan's defence dug in to preserve India's 1-0 lead.
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India Begin Their Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025 Campaign with 1-0 Win Against Korea
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. The Indian Men's Hockey Team opened their Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025 campaign with a 1-0 win against Korea at the Sultan Azlan Shah Stadium in Ipoh, Malaysia, on Sunday. Mohammed Raheel (15') scored the only goal of the game, helping the Indian team get over the line Sports News | India Begin Their Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025 Campaign with 1-0 Win Against Korea.
India 1-0 Korea, Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025 Highlights: Raheel Nets Only Goal For IND In Gritty Win Over KOR
India Vs Korea, Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025 Highlights: After a delay of more than 6 hours to the match, India saw off Korea's challenge on the opening matchday of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2025 by 1-0. Raheel's effort in the 1st quarter remained the point of difference as IND produced a dominating performance
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