1990 BMW Seven Nations Trophy

1990 BMW Trophy

BMW Seven Nations Amsterdam
Tournament details
Host country	Netherlands
City	Amsterdam
Dates	16 - 24 June 1990
Teams	7 (from 3 confederations)
Venue(s)	Wagener Stadium
Tournament statistics
Matches played	21
Goals scored	92 (4.38 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Jagbir Singh (6 goals)
Best player	Shahbaz Ahmed

The 1990 BMW Trophy was an international field hockey competition played in Amsterdam. The tournament was sponsored by BMW, seven nations participated in a round-robin format playing against each other once. The tournament was played from 16 June to 24 June with Australia securing win over India on the final day to seal their title victory. Australia were tied on 9 points with Pakistan with equal goal difference but finished ahead of them on greater number of goals scored, Australia scored 20 goals to Pakistan's 18 goal.

Participating teams

The following seven teams participated in the tournament on invitational basis, shown with their best results at the last World Cup (WC) and Olympics (OLY).

• Europe (4)
  • Netherlands (hosts) (WC:1st ; OLY:3rd)
  • West Germany (WC:4th ; OLY:2nd)
  • Great Britain (WC:DNP ; OLY:1st)
  • Spain (WC:8th ; OLY:9th)
• Asia (2)
  • India (WC:10th ; OLY:6th)
  • Pakistan (WC:2nd ; OLY:5th)
• Oceania (1)
  • Australia (WC:3rd ; OLY:4th)

Results

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Australia (C)	6	4	1	1	20	14	+6	9	Champions
2	Pakistan	6	4	1	1	18	12	+6	9	Runner-ups
3	Netherlands	6	4	0	2	11	8	+3	8	Third place
4	West Germany	6	3	1	2	12	11	+1	7
5	India	6	2	1	3	14	17	-3	5
6	Great Britain	6	1	0	5	8	14	-6	2
7	Spain	6	0	2	4	9	16	-7	2

Rules for classification: a) points b) goal difference c) goals for d) head-to-head

All times are in local standard

Fixtures

16 June 13:00 Pakistan 4 - 1 Spain Feroz  22' Qamar  48' Mohib  51' Zaman  55' Report Escudé  13'

16 June 15:00 Netherlands 3 - 1 India Parlevliet  10', 30' Delissen  13' Report Prakash  12'

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17 June 11:00 West Germany 3 - 3 Spain Brinkmann  18' Ness  33' Mollandin  62' Report Xavier  12' Escudé  46' Usoz  65'

17 June 13:00 Great Britain 1 - 2 India Hill  57' Report Jagbir  42', 47'

17 June 15:00 Netherlands 2 - 3 Australia Bovelander  32' Delissen  68' Report Reid  6' Stacy  25' Corbitt  51'

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18 June 17:00 Great Britain 1 - 3 Australia Kirkwood  25' Report Wansbrough  6' Hager  17' Stacy  37'

18 June 19:00 West Germany 0 - 1 Pakistan Report Bashir  49'

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19 June 17:00 Netherlands 3 - 2 Spain Bovelander  5', 12' Weterings  63' Report Escudé  34', 51'

19 June 19:00 India 4 - 2 Pakistan Pillay  15', 45' Prakash  21' Pargat  56' Report Bashir  61' Qamar  64'

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20 June 15:00 Australia 2 - 1 Spain Davies  42' Reid  55' Report Usoz  9'

20 June 17:00 Great Britain 1 - 2 West Germany Thompson  58' Report Mikloweit  42' Reck  56'

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21 June 15:00 Australia 4 - 4 Pakistan Stacy  1' Corbitt  16' Birmingham  22' Reid  27' Report Farhat  31' Qamar  47' Zaman  65' Mohib  69'

21 June 17:00 Netherlands 1 - 0 Great Britain Weterings  28' Report

21 June 19:00 India 3 - 4 West Germany Rai  23' Jagbir  42' Arif  53' Report Ness  17' Keller  33' Becker  37', 44'

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22 June 17:00 India 1 - 1 Spain Jagbir  57' Report Iglesias  63'

22 June 19:00 Netherlands 1 - 2 Pakistan Weterings  46' Report Zaman  30', 60'

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23 June 17:00 West Germany 3 - 2 Australia Saliger  10', 11' Ness  63' Report Stacy  42' Birmingham  64'

23 June 19:00 Great Britain 3 - 1 Spain Thompson  39', 65' Williams  66' Report Escudé  53'

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24 June 15:00 Netherlands 1 - 0 West Germany Bovelander  16' Report

24 June 17:00 India 3 - 6 Australia Rai  7' Jagbir  10', 67' Report Wansbrough  9' Stacy  21' Hager  23', 24', 56' Reid  46'

24 June 19:00 Great Britain 2 - 5 Pakistan Hill  43' Potter  59' Report Zaman  2' Sharif  19' Musaddiq  28', 50' Qamar  56'

Statistics

Goalscorers

There were 92 goals scored in 21 matches with an average of 4.38 goals per match

6 goals

• Jagbir Singh

5 goals

• Ignacio Escudé
• Tahir Zaman
• Jay Stacy

4 goals

• Qamar Ibrahim
• Mark Hager
• Floris Jan Bovelander
• Graham Reid

3 goals

• Gijs Weterings
• Frederick Ness
• Nick Thompson

2 goals

• Erik Parlevliet
• Qazi Mohib
• Marc Delissen
• Khalid Bashir
• Stefan Saliger
• Dhanraj Pillay
• Warren Birmingham
• Musaddiq Hussain
• Andreas Becker
• Ram Prakash Singh
• Rob Hill
• Jagdev Singh Rai
• Pablo Usoz
• Gregory Corbitt
• David Wansbrough

1 goal

• Wasim Feroz
• Xavier Escudé
• Thomas Brinkmann
• Andreas Mollandin
• Jimmy Kirkwood
• Pargat Singh
• Stephen Davies
• Mohammed Arif
• José Antonio Iglesias
• Thorsten Mikloweit
• Thomas Reck
• Farhat Hassan Khan
• Andreas Keller
• Donald Williams
• Jon Potter
• Zahid Sharif