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Belgian Hockey Powerhouse Starts Strong in Paris

Paris, France – Belgium’s hockey teams made a dominant start to their Olympic campaigns on Sunday, securing victories in both the men’s and women’s competitions.

The Belgian women’s team edged past China 2-1 in a closely contested match. Ambre Ballenghien’s goal proved crucial as the team held on for the win. “It was a tense game, but we stayed composed,” Ballenghien said. “Our character and confidence shone through, and we’re thrilled with the result.”

Meanwhile, the Belgian men’s team overcame a tough challenge from New Zealand, emerging victorious with a 2-1 scoreline. Alexander Hendrickx’s goal contribution was instrumental in securing the win.

In another standout match of the day, Spain claimed a crucial 2-1 victory over Great Britain. This win holds significant importance for the Spanish team, as they had been eliminated by Great Britain in both the Rio and Tokyo Olympics. Spain’s goalkeeper, Clara Perez, was hailed as a hero for her impressive saves.

“We knew it would be a tough match, but our defense was exceptional,” said Spain’s Lola Riera. “These games are often decided at the back, and we’re pleased with our performance.”

As the hockey tournament progresses, the competition is expected to intensify, with Belgium looking to maintain their strong form and other teams vying for top spots.