2004 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy

The 2004 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy took place in the National Hockey Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan from December 4 to December 12, 2004.

Contents

Squads

 Germany

Head Coach: Bernhard Peters

  1. Ulrich Bubolz (GK)
  2. Adrian Kühn (GK)
  3. Ulrich Klaus
  4. Philipp Crone (C)
  5. Eike Duckwitz
  6. Carlos Nevado
  7. Christian Wein
  8. Christoph Menke
  9. Maik Günther
  1. Niklas Meinert
  2. Till Kriwet
  3. Benedikt Sperling
  4. Michael Purps
  5. Florian Keller
  6. Oliver Hentschel
  7. Jan-Marco Montag
  8. Nicolas Emmerling
  9. Moritz Falcke

 India

Head Coach: Gerhard Rach

  1. Devesh Chauhan (GK)
  2. Dilip Tirkey (C)
  3. Sandeep Singh
  4. Vivek Gupta
  5. Girish Pimpale
  6. Adrian d'Souza (GK)
  7. William Xalxo
  8. Viren Rasquinha
  9. Ignace Tirkey
  1. Prabodh Tirkey
  2. VS Vinaya
  3. Hari Prasad
  4. Arjun Halappa
  5. Adam Sinclair
  6. Harpal Singh
  7. Vikram Pillay
  8. Tushar Khandekar
  9. Sundeep Michael

 Netherlands

Head Coach: Terry Walsh

  1. Guus Vogels (GK)
  2. Geert-Jan Derikx
  3. Rob Derikx
  4. Floris Evers
  5. Sander van der Weide
  6. Ronald Brouwer
  7. Taeke Taekema
  8. Jeroen Delmee (captain)
  9. Klaas Veering (GK)
  1. Teun de Nooijer
  2. Karel Klaver
  3. Rob Reckers
  4. Matthijs Brouwer
  5. Jesse Mahieu
  6. Nick Meijer
  7. Roderick Weusthof
  8. Timme Hoyng
  9. Robert van der Horst

 New Zealand

Head Coach: Kevin Towns

  1. Simon Towns (C)
  2. Mitesh Patel
  3. David Kosoof
  4. Darren Smith
  5. Wayne McIndoe
  6. Dion Gosling
  7. Blair Hopping
  8. Dean Couzins
  9. Ryan Archibald
  1. Bradley Shaw
  2. Dharmesh Puna
  3. Bevan Hari
  4. Paul Woolford (GK)
  5. Kyle Pontifex (GK)
  6. Phillip Burrows
  7. James Nation
  8. Lloyd Stephenson
  9. Gareth Brooks

 Pakistan

Head Coach: Roelant Oltmans

  1. Salman Akbar (GK)
  2. Kashif Jawwad
  3. Mudassar Ali Khan
  4. Ghazanfar Ali
  5. Muhammad Saqlain
  6. Waseem Ahmad (C)
  7. Dilawar Hussain
  8. Rehan Butt
  9. Sohail Abbas
  1. Zeeshan Ashraf
  2. Shabbir Hussain
  3. Nasir Ahmed (GK)
  4. Adnan Maqsood
  5. Shakeel Abbasi
  6. Tariq Aziz
  7. Muhammad Imran
  8. Akhtar Ali
  9. Adnan Zakir

 Spain

Head Coach: Maurits Hendriks

  1. Bernardino Herrera (GK)
  2. Santi Freixa
  3. Pau Quemada
  4. Francisco "Kiko" Fábregas
  5. Andreu Enrich
  6. Juan Escarré (C)
  7. Alex Fábregas
  8. Alberto Esteban
  9. Ramón Alegre
  1. Víctor Sojo
  2. Albert Sala
  3. Rodrigo Garza
  4. Sergi Enrique
  5. Eduard Arbos
  6. Francisco Cortés (GK)
  7. David Alegre
  8. Ignacio Arbos
  9. Juan Fernández

Results

Pool

Team Pld W D L GF GA Pts
 Netherlands 5 4 0 1 21 13 12
 Spain 5 4 0 1 17 7 12
 Pakistan 5 3 0 2 9 10 9
 India 5 1 1 3 9 13 4
 Germany 5 1 1 3 6 13 4
 New Zealand 5 0 2 3 6 13 2
December 4, 2004
10:00
New Zealand  2 – 5  Netherlands Umpires:
Hamish Jamson (GBR)
Muhammad Faizi (PAK)
Hari 29', 42' Taekema 25', 50'
Brouwer 31'
Reckers 44'
Klaver 60'
December 4, 2004 12:00
India  0 – 4  Spain Umpires:
Tim Pullman (AUS)
Ged Curran (GBR)
Fábregas 40'
Arbos 60'
Freixa 63'
Escarré 64'
December 4, 2004
15:00
Pakistan  3 – 1  Germany Umpires:
Rob ten Cate (NED)
Daniel Santi (ARG)
Abbas 34'
Abbasi 52'
Jawwad 64'		 Montag 40'
December 5, 2004
10:00
Netherlands  5 – 4  India Umpires:
Daniel Santi (ARG)
Rashad Mahmood Butt (PAK)
Derikx 10'
Taekema 16'
De Nooijer 25', 59'
Klaver 34'		 Gupta 5'
Vinaya 20'
Halappa 45'
Pillay 61'
December 5, 2004
13:00
Germany  2 – 5  Spain Umpires:
Hamish Jamson (GBR)
Rob ten Cate (NED)
Keller 25', 55' Sala 21', 70'
Escarré 40'
Arbos 41'
Quemada 67'
December 5, 2004
15:00
New Zealand  1 – 3  Pakistan Umpires:
Ged Curran (GBR)
Virendra Singh (IND)
Archibald 39' Abbasi 49'
Abbas 53', 55'
December 7, 2004
10:30
Spain  3 – 1  New Zealand Umpires:
Virendra Singh (IND)
Rashad Mahmood Butt (PAK)
Quemada 40', 54'
Freixa 63'		 Smith 46'
December 7, 2004
12:30
Pakistan  1 – 4  Netherlands Umpires:
Ged Curran (GBR)
Tim Pullman (AUS)
Abbas 19' Brouwer 14'
Taekema 39'
Klaver 65'
Delmee 68'
December 7, 2004
14:30
India  3 – 1  Germany Umpires:
Hamish Jamson (GBR)
Muhammad Faizi (PAK)
Michael 41', 59'
Pillay 68'		 Montag 21'
December 8, 2004
11:00
Netherlands  4 – 2  Spain Umpires:
Hamish Jamson (GBR)
Virendra Singh (IND)
Klaver 15', 45', 69'
Derikx 18' (PS)		 Freixa 35'
Quemada 57'
December 8, 2004
13:00
Germany  1 – 1  New Zealand Umpires:
Rashad Mahmood Butt (PAK)
Rob ten Cate (NED)
Montag 44' Burrows 26'
December 8, 2004
15:00
Pakistan  2 – 1  India Umpires:
Daniel Santi (ARG)
Tim Pullman (AUS)
Saqlain 32'
Abbas 66' (PS)		 S. Singh 57'
December 10, 2004
09:00
Spain  3 – 0  Pakistan Umpires:
Ged Curran (GBR)
Rob ten Cate (NED)
Fábregas 47' (PS)
Alegre 53'
Freixa 69'
December 10, 2004
11:00
New Zealand  1 – 1  India Umpires:
Tim Pullman (AUS)
Muhammad Faizi (PAK)
Smith 56' Halappa 62' (PS)
December 10, 2004
15:00
Netherlands  3 – 4  Germany Umpires:
Daniel Santi (ARG)
Rashad Mahmood Butt (PAK)
Meijer 9'
Weusthof 35'
Taekema 41'		 Montag 18'
Meinert 37'
Purps 60'
Wein 67'

Classification

Fifth and sixth place

December 12, 2004
09:00
Germany  2 – 1  New Zealand Umpires:
Muhammad Faizi (PAK)
Virendra Singh (IND)
Keller 43', 54' Hari 68'

Third and fourth place

December 12, 2004
11:30
Pakistan  3 – 2  India Umpires:
Tim Pullman (AUS)
Rob ten Cate (NED)
Abbas 4'
Butt 27'
Ali Khan 54'		 S. Singh 2', 65'

Final

December 12, 2004
14:30
Netherlands  2 – 4  Spain Umpires:
Ged Curran (GBR)
Hamish Jamson (GBR)
Taekema 42'
Klaver 61'		 Quemada 18'
Freixa 51', 62'
Sojo 57'
 2004 Men's Champions Trophy Winners 

Spain
First title

Awards

Topscorer Most Promising Player Best Player Best Goalkeeper
 Karel Klaver (NED)  Shakeel Abbasi (PAK)  Karel Klaver (NED)  Guus Vogels (NED)

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