Great Britain won their first Olympic Games women’s hockey gold medal with a dramatic shoot-out triumph over two-time defending champions the Netherlands.
The British twice came from behind in normal time to draw 3-3 and then clinched a 2-0 shoot-out victory.
It was the Dutch team’s first loss at an Olympics since 2004 — after a run of 21 wins — and shattered their bid to become the first team to win three successive gold medals.
But they were in front in the opening period against the Dutch when lily Owsley scored from close range after Sophie Bray had dribbled past three defenders.
Kitty van Male levelled in the first minute of the second period.
Maartje Paumen put her side in front with a penalty corner.
But the lead lasted only a minute when Crista Cullen shot past an off-balance Joyce Sombroek in the Dutch goal.
Dutch restored their lead for a second time through van Male after a well-worked penalty corner had caught the British defence cold. But with eight minutes left, Nicola White saved Britain with a close-range effort after a goal-mouth scramble.
Goalkeeper Maddie Hinch played the starring role for the British team, pulling off four saves in the shoot-out to win the match.