Junior Hockey World Cup: Spain beat Argentina 2-1 in semis

Spain secured a maiden final berth by defeating Argentina 2-1. The decisive goal in the final quarter, attributed to Albert Serrahima, sparked controversy. Despite an Argentina referral, video replays failed to provide conclusive evidence, leaving the on-field umpire's decision to stand.
Junior Hockey World Cup: Spain beat Argentina 2-1 in semis
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CHENNAI: Spain booked their place in the final for the first time, edging out Argentina 2-1 at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium on Sunday. The contest was overshadowed by the controversy around Spain’s winning goal.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!In the final quarter, Spain went ahead through Albert Serrahima (56th minute). Bruno Avila hammered a powerful strike from distance, and the ball took a faint deflection off Serrahima’s stick before finding the net. Argentina immediately referred the decision, but after a lengthy review, the video umpire found no conclusive evidence to advise the on-field umpire. There was no definitive angle on replays.
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