Breda [Netherlands], After a narrow 2-2 (4-2 SO) penalty shootout win and 2-3 loss to Belgium in the first two matches, the Indian Junior Men's Hockey team took on Bredze Hockey Vereeniging Push in the third game. Did. They toured Europe and lost 4–5. Captain Rohit (18'), Saurabh Anand Khushwaha (24'), Ankit Pa (32'), and Arshdeep Singh (58') got on the scoresheet for India, but were unable to overcome the 5-goal deficit. Bredze Hockey Vereeniging Push started the game on the front foot, earning a penalty corner and scoring on it in just over a minute. In the very next minute, before India could gain a foothold, Bredze Hockey Vereeniging Puss dominated the defense and scored another penalty corner goal.Indian Colt resisted the early pressure and attempted to score a goal himself, but Bredze missed a strong Hawkeye Vereeniging push and finished the first quarter 2-2 ahead, with India determined to get a foothold in the game. Got a penalty stroke in the second quarter. The start started and captain Rohit proceeded to score from the spot. The respite was short-lived as Bredze's Hockey Vereeniging push returned another penalty corner and hit the Indian goal again. With five minutes left in the first half, India's Saurabh Anand Khushwaha scored through a penalty corner to reduce the gap to one goal and went into the second half again. A great comeback seemed to be coming in the third quarter, when Ankit Pal kicked a field goal.The score started out level at 3–3, but the Bredges Hoek Vereeniging push took control of the game and restored their lead in the 42nd minute, ending the quarter 4–3 in their favour. The intensity went up a notch in the final. Quarter and as India continued to find holes in the defense of Bredze Hockey Vereeniging push, Arshdeep Singh found the net in the 58th minute to make it 4-4. However, the Bredze Hoek Vereeniging push did not give up and scored a goal in the last minute to win the match 5–4. The Indian junior men's hockey team will play its next match against Germany on May 28 in Mönchengladbach.