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1990 BMW Seven Nations Trophy

The 1990 BMW Trophy was an international field hockey competition played in Amsterdam. The tournament was sponsored by BMW, seven nations participated in a round-robin format playing against each other once. The tournament was played from 16 June to 24 June with Australia securing win over India on the final day to seal their title victory. Australia were tied on 9 points with Pakistan with equal goal difference but finished ahead of them on greater number of goals scored, Australia scored 20 goals to Pakistan's 18 goal.[1]

1990 BMW Trophy
BMW Seven Nations Amsterdam
Tournament details
Host countryNetherlands
CityAmsterdam
Dates16 - 24 June 1990
Teams7 (from 3 confederations)
Venue(s)Wagener Stadium
Tournament statistics
Matches played21
Goals scored92 (4.38 per match)
Top scorer(s)India Jagbir Singh (6 goals)
Best playerPakistan Shahbaz Ahmed

Participating teams

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The following seven teams participated in the tournament on invitational basis, shown with their best results at the last World Cup (WC) and Olympics (OLY).

Results

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Table

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1   Australia (C) 6 4 1 1 20 14 +6 9 Champions
2   Pakistan 6 4 1 1 18 12 +6 9 Runner-ups
3   Netherlands 6 4 0 2 11 8 +3 8 Third place
4   West Germany 6 3 1 2 12 11 +1 7
5   India 6 2 1 3 14 17 -3 5
6   Great Britain 6 1 0 5 8 14 -6 2
7   Spain 6 0 2 4 9 16 -7 2

Rules for classification: a) points b) goal difference c) goals for d) head-to-head

All times are in local standard

Fixtures

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16 June
13:00
Pakistan   4 - 1   Spain
Feroz   22'
Qamar   48'
Mohib   51'
Zaman   55' 		Report Escudé   13'
16 June
15:00
Netherlands   3 - 1   India
Parlevliet   10', 30'
Delissen   13' 		Report Prakash   12'
17 June
11:00
West Germany   3 - 3   Spain
Brinkmann   18'
Ness   33'
Mollandin   62' 		Report Xavier   12'
Escudé   46'
Usoz   65'
17 June
13:00
Great Britain   1 - 2   India
Hill   57' Report Jagbir   42', 47'
17 June
15:00
Netherlands   2 - 3   Australia
Bovelander   32'
Delissen   68' 		Report Reid   6'
Stacy   25'
Corbitt   51'
18 June
17:00
Great Britain   1 - 3   Australia
Kirkwood   25' Report Wansbrough   6'
Hager   17'
Stacy   37'
18 June
19:00
West Germany   0 - 1   Pakistan
Report Bashir   49'
19 June
17:00
Netherlands   3 - 2   Spain
Bovelander   5', 12'
Weterings   63' 		Report Escudé   34', 51'
19 June
19:00
India   4 - 2   Pakistan
Pillay   15', 45'
Prakash   21'
Pargat   56' 		Report Bashir   61'
Qamar   64'
20 June
15:00
Australia   2 - 1   Spain
Davies   42'
Reid   55' 		Report Usoz   9'
20 June
17:00
Great Britain   1 - 2   West Germany
Thompson   58' Report Mikloweit   42'
Reck   56'
21 June
15:00
Australia   4 - 4   Pakistan
Stacy   1'
Corbitt   16'
Birmingham   22'
Reid   27' 		Report Farhat   31'
Qamar   47'
Zaman   65'
Mohib   69'
21 June
17:00
Netherlands   1 - 0   Great Britain
Weterings   28' Report
21 June
19:00
India   3 - 4   West Germany
Rai   23'
Jagbir   42'
Arif   53' 		Report Ness   17'
Keller   33'
Becker   37', 44'
22 June
17:00
India   1 - 1   Spain
Jagbir   57' Report Iglesias   63'
22 June
19:00
Netherlands   1 - 2   Pakistan
Weterings   46' Report Zaman   30', 60'
23 June
17:00
West Germany   3 - 2   Australia
Saliger   10', 11'
Ness   63' 		Report Stacy   42'
Birmingham   64'
23 June
19:00
Great Britain   3 - 1   Spain
Thompson   39', 65'
Williams   66' 		Report Escudé   53'
24 June
15:00
Netherlands   1 - 0   West Germany
Bovelander   16' Report
24 June
17:00
India   3 - 6   Australia
Rai   7'
Jagbir   10', 67' 		Report Wansbrough   9'
Stacy   21'
Hager   23', 24', 56'
Reid   46'
24 June
19:00
Great Britain   2 - 5   Pakistan
Hill   43'
Potter   59' 		Report Zaman   2'
Sharif   19'
Musaddiq   28', 50'
Qamar   56'

Statistics

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Goalscorers

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There were 92 goals scored in 21 matches with an average of 4.38 goals per match


6 goals

5 goals

4 goals

3 goals

2 goals

1 goal

References

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  1. ^ "Australia takes top prize in prestigious hockey tournament". www.delpher.nl (in Dutch). Retrieved 2021-11-07.
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