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Still a long way to go in this season, but Graham Reid is sure to have gotten an understanding of where his team stands, especially with the World Cup approaching in a few months. India started off the match on a positive note, taking charge and creating better chances. Spain settled in and then started to dictate terms towards the end of the first quarter, and then continued that momentum in the second to go up 2-0, through goals from Eduard de Iganacio-Simo and Marc Miralles. India pulled one back immediately through Harmanpreet Singh, and later equalised through a well taken hit by Abhishek.
But the hosts couldn’t hold on, as 45 seconds later, in the 57th minute, Marc Reyne scored the winner.
A big positive for the Indians was the form of Krishan Pathak in the Indian goal. But as Harmanpreet put it, the team will need to start converting the chances they worked so hard to create.
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