Tokyo: The Netherlands won their fourth Olympic Hockey title by beating Argentina 3-1 in the final at the Tokyo Olympics on Friday.
After the first quarter ended without a score, the Netherlands, who won silver in the Rio 2016 game, led thanks to a goal by Margot Van Geffen from the point of view.
They expanded their superiority as a specialist nap of Caia van Maasakker captured two penalty angles.
Argentina answered with remaining moments to play in the first round when Agustina Gorzeany also scored from a penalty angle.
Las Leonas continued to fight after the first half break but could not score another goal, settled for the silver medal.
England won bronze with a 4-3 victory that struggled with India in hot conditions on Friday.
England, who won gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics, took two goals in the second quarter through Elena Rayer and Sarah Robertson.
India, who has never won an Olympic medal in a woman’s hockey, a level drawn after a specialist Drag-Flick Gurjit Kaur scored two goals from the point of view.
England then acknowledged another destination that gave India 3-2 advantage to rest, but they continued to struggle to change the table in the legs of their Tokyo campaign.
Hollie Pearne-Webb equalized in the 35th minute, before Grace Baldon scored England’s victory from the point of penalty in the last quarter.
“We are a very formidable group and that’s what we showed there in the end,” Pearne-Webb told reporters.
“Very happy that we can come here and get it across the line.” Indian losses mean that the women’s team cannot match the achievements of the men’s team, who won the first Olympic Hockey medal in the country in 41 years, which applies in the film Thriller nine goals against Germany in a bronze medal match.
England took the knee against racism and discrimination shortly before the match was running.