GREAT BRITAIN’S men are tantalisingly close to a place in the FIH Pro League Grand Final, as they face New Zealand on their big day at the Twickenham Stoop on Sunday.
The 14,800-seat home of Harlequins rugby club in West London is the home for GB’s men’s and women’s final games of the campaign, with Danny Kerry’s men needing a win, while hoping Argentina lose to world champions Belgium to clinch the fourth and final play-off spot — any other scenario would lead to Los Leones qualifying alongside Australia, Belgium and the Netherlands.
GB have been boosted by the recent return of all-time leading scorer Ashley Jackson for his first games since the Rio Olympics three years ago.
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