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FIH World Cup 2026: Carried-over league points make opening matches high-stakes

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The FIH Men's and Women's Hockey World Cups, set to be held in Belgium and the Netherlands, will introduce a new three-stage competition format. A key feature of this structure is that points earned during the league phase will carry forward into subsequent rounds. This means results from matches played in the opening stage will directly influence a team's standing in the next phase. The change makes early fixtures significantly more consequential, as no points will be reset between stages.

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