Red Lions vow to regain supremacy in Paris 2024


Captain in charge: Belgium’s Felix Denayer trying to get past three Germany defenders during the final.

BELGIUM’s reign of terror in world hockey has finally ended – but captain Felix Denayer has vowed they will bounce back strongly by defending their Olympics gold in Paris next year.

For four years, the Red Lions have been untouchable - lifting the World Cup in 2018, the European Cup in 2019 and the Tokyo Olympics gold in 2021.

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