
May 14, 2023
Tiruvallur Premier Hockey League (TPL) is heating up as the league stage comes to an end. With just one match to go, the semifinalists are already decided, except for the last spot which will be decided by the match between SM Nagar and Pattabiram Strikers. The excitement among the hockey fans is palpable as they wait to see which team will make it to the semifinals.
The top three teams, Moscow Magic, Dhyand Veerans, and KGS hockey have secured their spot in the semifinals. Moscow Magic is leading the table with 15 points, having lost only one game. Dhyand Veerans stay at the 2nd spot with 15 points, thanks to their bonus points from the KGS encounter. KGS hockey remains third with 13 points.
The battle for the fourth spot is still open, with SM Nagar and Pattabiram Strikers fighting it out in the deciding match of the league stage. The match is expected to be a thriller as both teams are evenly matched and have an equal chance of making it to the semifinals.
Meanwhile, at the bottom of the table, there has been a shuffle with Avadi Blues climbing up a spot to the 6th spot with a win over Hockstars. Hockstars move down the table to the 7th spot with their loss. Dallar Hockey Club remains at the bottom of the table with no wins to their name.
The fans of TPHL are excited about the upcoming semifinals and eagerly waiting to see which teams will make it to the finals. One fan, Ramesh Kumar, says, "I am excited about the upcoming semifinals. The top three teams are strong, but the fourth spot is still open, which makes it even more exciting."

Another fan, Rajeshwari Devi, says, "I am looking forward to the SM Nagar vs Pattabiram Strikers match. It's a do-or-die situation for both teams, and I am sure it's going to be a thrilling match."
Tournament director Padmashri V Baskaran expressed his satisfaction with the way the tournament has progressed so far and said, "It's been an exciting journey so far, and we have seen some fantastic hockey. The teams have given their all, and the competition has been fierce. I am pleased with the way the league has been conducted, and I am confident that the semifinals and the finals will be even better."
Technical director Mr. Muneer said, "We have seen some excellent skills and teamwork on display throughout the tournament. The players have given their best, and it is evident in the results. The league has been a great platform for young players to showcase their talents, and we are pleased with the way it has gone so far."
As the league stage comes to an end, the excitement and anticipation among hockey fans are at an all-time high. The semifinals promise to be an intense and thrilling affair, with the best teams battling it out for a spot in the finals.
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