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India Unleash Goal Avalanche to Reach U-18 Asia Cup Semifinals

Young Indian hockey stars hammer Chinese Taipei 13-1, finish pool stage on a high and strengthen title credentials

Sohini Mukherjee by Sohini Mukherjee
June 3, 2026
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India Unleash Goal Avalanche to Reach U-18 Asia Cup Semifinals

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India’s rising hockey talents produced a stunning attacking display to storm into the semifinals of the Men’s U-18 Asia Cup 2026, thrashing Chinese Taipei 13-1 in their final Pool A match in Kakamigahara, Japan.

The one-sided victory showcased India’s dominance throughout the contest as the youngsters repeatedly broke through the Taiwanese defence with pace, skill and clinical finishing. The result ensured India ended the group stage in emphatic fashion and carried strong momentum into the knockout rounds.

After a mixed start to the tournament that included a defeat against hosts Japan, the Indian team responded brilliantly, registering back-to-back victories and finishing among the top teams in the group.

India Turn On the Style

From the opening quarter, India dictated the tempo and pinned Chinese Taipei deep inside their own half. The forwards created chances at will, while the midfield maintained complete control of possession.

Goals arrived from multiple scorers as India displayed impressive depth in attack. The relentless pressure left Chinese Taipei struggling to cope, and the scoreboard continued to grow throughout the match.

Although Chinese Taipei managed to score a consolation goal, it had little impact on a contest that was overwhelmingly dominated by India.

Pool Stage Performance

India’s campaign in Pool A reflected both resilience and attacking strength.

India’s Results

India 13-0 Kazakhstan

Japan 4-2 India

India 4-1 South Korea

India 13-1 Chinese Taipei

Pool Stage Record

Matches Played: 4

Wins: 3

Losses: 1

Goals Scored: 32

Goals Conceded: 6

Goal Difference: +26

The statistics underline India’s attacking firepower, with the team averaging eight goals per match during the group stage.

Semifinal Spot Secured

The victory confirmed India’s place in the semifinals, where the team will look to continue its impressive scoring form and move one step closer to the continental crown.

With 32 goals scored in four matches, India have emerged as one of the tournament’s most dangerous attacking units. Their ability to bounce back from the defeat against Japan also highlights the character and maturity of a squad determined to challenge for the title.

As the competition enters its decisive phase, India’s young stars have sent a clear message to the remaining contenders—they are ready for the battle ahead.

 

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