'30Charles MassonC. Masson
'35Robbert KempermanR. Kemperman
HT
'36Mirco PruijserM. Pruijser
'38Mirco PruijserM. Pruijser
'42Roman DuvekotR. Duvekot
'50Daan DekkerD. Dekker
FT
SOSean MurrayS. Murray
SOFloris MiddendorpF. Middendorp
SOAntoine KinaA. Kina
SOMirco PruijserM. Pruijser
SOSean MurrayS. Murray
SOValentin VergaV. Verga
SORoman DuvekotR. Duvekot
SOBoris BurkhardtB. Burkhardt
Match report
Gantoise reached the EHL Men’s FINAL8 for the first time in their history with a dramatic shoot-out win over AH&BC Amsterdam in Hamburg.
Tomi Santiago produced an immaculate pair of saves to help them win out 4-2, matching his heroics during normal time as they came back from a goal down to draw 1-1.
In the first half, the goalkeeper made a string of good stops as Amsterdam came on strone, creating many chances, the pick of the blocks denying Valentin Verga with a cracking hit at goal.
Verga did play a central part in putting the Dutch side in front six minutes into the second half, stealing the ball on the 23-metre line before laying off for Mirco Pruijser to flick in from close range.
Gantoise responded brilliantly with Roman Duvekot drawing a double save from Joren Romijn and then got the levelling goal when he got a lovely touch to Guillaume Hellin’s pass into the circle.
It came during a fine spell of pressure with both having chances to win it; neither went in and so it went to shoot-out where Gantoise scored all four of their efforts. In reply, Santiago denied both Verga and Boris Burkhardt to sent them through to next Easter’s finale.