India vs Great Britain Head to Head Record in Hockey Ahead of Paris Olympics 2024 Quarter-Final

The Indian Men's Hockey Team will lock horns with Great Britain in the quarterfinals of the ongoing Paris Olympics 2024 on Sunday (August 4). This will be a rematch from the Tokyo 2020 last eight match when India beat Great Britain 3-1 and later went on to clinch a bronze medal.

With eyes on a second successive medal, the Indian men's hockey team come into the match on the back of a stunning 3-2 win over Australia in their last Pool B match on Friday (August 2).

It was the Indian men's team's first victory against Australia in the Olympics since 1972 Munich games. India bounced back from a 1-2 loss to the defending champions, Belgium, in their previous game.

With the victory over Australia, India finished second in Pool B, and will now face Great Britain in the quarterfinals of the ongoing marquee event. They earlier drew with Argentina after victories over New Zealand and Ireland.

Great Britain booked their last 8 spot as the third-placed team in Pool A. Great Britain suffered their only loss in the pool stage in the final match against Germany. They had managed to draw against Netherlands and South Africa before wins over Spain and France.

As mentioned earlier, this will not be India's first meeting against Great Britain, having met them in Olympics several times in previous editions and also in various other competitions such as World League Final, Champions Trophy and Olympic Qualifiers. Here is a look at the head to head record:

India vs Great Britain Hockey Head to Head Record

In 23 meetings so far, Great Britain hold a 13-9 advantage over India with 1 match ending in a draw. In the last 5 matches also Great Britain hold a 3-2 edge over India with 1 of those games ending in a draw and being decided by penalty shootout. Here is a look at the results from their meetings from the data available on FIH:

India vs Great Britain results (Match data from FIH)

The other three quarterfinals of the ongoing mega event will be between Belgium and Spain, Netherlands and Australia; and Germany and Argentina. All the matches will be played on Sunday (August 4). By a very strange coincidence, all 4 QF lineups are exactly the same at the Tokyo Olympics.