India face Spain in their next set of FIH Pro League matches on February 18 and 19 at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium. India currently sits in eighth place in the standings with four points from two games and will be looking to climb higher in the points table. Spain arrive on the back of two consecutive victories against Germany, boosting their confidence ahead of their encounters with India. Spain has had a mixed run overall, with just two wins and one shootout victory in the six games they’ve played so far. India captain Salima Tete said, \”We’re looking forward to our games against Spain. They’’re a tricky team, and we know it will be a challenging contest. However, our team is ready for the challenge. We are focused on tightening our defense and making the most of our scoring opportunities,\” she added. The matches will take place in front of a crowd of 2,000 people at the stadium in Bhubaneswar, West Bengal.
