The male field hockey team traveled to India to discuss the planetary event that will be held between January 13 and 29.

Santiago, January 3. The World Dream of "The Shit."it is already under way, as on Tuesday January 3 they started flying to India to fight for the first time in their history a World Hockey Lawn.

The national team travelled in two groups where they will have the final stage of their preparation, which consists of the climate adaptation of the cities of Bhubaneswar and Rourkela, which is where the World Cup will be held and, in addition, will have their last friendly parties before the start of the planetary event.

"We are very happy, anxious and we have our mind set on India, on the friendly ones we are going to fight before the world. The idea is to acclimate us before the tournament debut where we will have first-level rivals. We want to grow, gain experience and pass the group among the first three. We want to pass yes or yes," said Vicente Goñi.

For his part, the coach of "The Shit., "Jorge Dabanch said that" we have done several training and games to get there well. We now have the prior preparation with some friendly people before we fight the world. "

On the expectations with which they travel to India, he noted that "we have to go party with our feet on the ground. In the paper, the rivals are much better than us, but we will compete and try to win our first game, convert our first goal, which will be something historic."

"It is an immense emotion to classify with these boys and be among the top 16 in the world. Being in the hockey elite is a joy, an illusion and a commitment to represent the country as best we can," the technician added.

While Fernando Renz claimed that he reached the world "more mature. I want to play the first game soon before New Zealand and represent my country. We are very excited to make a good world and be one of the surprises of the tournament."

Chile is part of the World Hockey Group C where the debut will be on January 14 at 04: 30 from our country to New Zealand. The other rivals in the area are the Netherlands and Malaysia.