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At the start of the bronze medal match against Germany at the Tokyo Olympics, the Manpreet Singh-led Indian team suffered an early second back. A late stick from Timur Oruz from inside the scoring circle gave the Germans a 1-0 lead, putting pressure on the Graham Reid-coached side. Harmanpreet Singh celebrates scoring India s third goal against Germany. Getty Images In a high-pressure, do-or-die affair, conceding an early goal could always put extensive pressure on the defence. This is precisely what <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley website</a> happened in the second quarter. Just a few minutes after Simranjeet Singh found the equalizer, back-to-back defensive errors saw Germany score two more goals, taking a lead of 3-1 in the match. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, defender Harmanpreet Singh explained how Indian defence kept up their morale to bounce back and win the match 5-3. Also Read | Indian hockey should aim to achieve benchmark set by Belgium, Australia: Reid I don t think conceding early goals affected our confidence at all, because in sports, it often happens, that if yo <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.de>stanley cup</a> u become nervous, the opposition <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.us>stanley cup usa</a> tends to get stronger against you, Harmanpreet said. We went down 3-1 at one point. But at that point, I could see in everyone s eyes that none of us wanted to lose that match. All players were motivating each other that we can bridge this gap, and take a lead as well. So, we just needed to keep faith in ourselves, and we had that opportunity to use our energy and prove Bskn Lin Dan-fan Meiraba wants to be calm under pressure like his idol
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