1995 Women's EuroHockey Nations Championship

The 1995 Women's EuroHockey Nations Championship was the fourth edition of the women's field hockey championship organised by the European Hockey Federation. It was held in Amstelveen, Netherlands from June 14 to June 25, 1995. In the final host Netherlands defeated reigning Olympic champion Spain after penalty strokes to clinch its third title.

Venue

Squads

Umpires

Preliminary round

Group A

Team Points G W D L GF GA Diff
1.  England 105500190+19
2.  Germany 85401252+23
3.  Ireland 65302583
4.  France 4520311110
5.  Italy 1501411211
6.  Belgium 1501443228
  • Wednesday June 14, 1995
Ireland  1 – 0  Italy


Belgium  0 – 9  England


Germany  3 – 1  France
  • Thursday June 15, 1995
Italy  1 – 1  Belgium


England  4 – 0  France
  • Friday June 16, 1995
Germany  4 – 0  Ireland
  • Saturday June 17, 1995
France  4 – 0  Italy


Ireland  2 – 1  Belgium


England  1 – 0  Germany
  • Monday June 19, 1995
Ireland  2 – 1  France


England  3 – 0  Italy


Germany  15 – 0  Belgium
  • Tuesday June 20, 1995
Ireland  0 – 2  England


France  5 – 2  Belgium
  • Wednesday June 21, 1995
Germany  3 – 0  Italy

Group B

Team Points G W D L GF GA Diff
1.  Netherlands 105500240+24
2.  Spain 85401152+13
3.  Scotland 55212145+9
4.  Russia 55212138+5
5.  Czech Republic 2510422321
6.  Sweden 0500503030
  • Thursday June 15, 1995
Scotland  3 – 1  Czech Republic


Spain  3 – 0  Russia


Netherlands  10 – 0  Sweden
  • Friday June 16, 1995
Spain  4 – 0  Sweden


Russia  5 – 0  Czech Republic


Netherlands  1 – 0  Scotland
  • Sunday June 18, 1995
Scotland  0 – 1  Spain


Netherlands  8 – 0  Czech Republic


Russia  6 – 0  Sweden
  • Monday June 19, 1995
Spain  7 – 0  Czech Republic
  • Tuesday June 20, 1995
Scotland  9 – 0  Sweden


Netherlands  3 – 0  Russia
  • Wednesday June 21, 1995
Czech Republic  1 – 0  Sweden


Scotland  2 – 2  Russia


Netherlands  2 – 0  Spain

Play-offs

  • Friday June 23, 1995
5th/8th place
Russia  4 – 0  Ireland


5th/8th place
Scotland  3 – 0  France


1st/4th place
Spain  3 – 1  England


1st/4th place
Netherlands  2 – 1  Germany
  • Saturday June 24, 1995
9th/12th place
Italy  4 – 0  Sweden


9th/12th place
Czech Republic  0 – 0
2 – 1 [aps]
 Belgium


7th/8th place
France  1 – 1
4 – 3 [aps]
 Ireland


5th/6th place
Russia  2 – 2
6 – 5 [aps]
 Scotland
  • Sunday June 25, 1995
11th/12th place
Belgium  6 – 0  Sweden


9th/10th place
Italy  1 – 0  Czech Republic


3rd/4th place
Germany  1 – 0  England


1st/2nd place
Netherlands  2 – 2
4 – 1 [aps]
 Spain

Awards

 1995 EuroHockey Nations Championship Winners 

Netherlands
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