Hockey World Cup: Germany retain crown after Struthoff’s strike sinks Spain 1-0

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In a thrilling final, Germany's men's hockey team triumphed over Spain to clinch their fourth World Cup title. The match pivoted on a brilliant goal from Michel Struthoff in the 44th minute, while goalkeeper Jean-Paul Danneberg's outstanding saves protected Germany's slim victory. Despite Spain controlling the ball and creating numerous opportunities, they were left wanting as they failed to convert their chances.

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