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Harmanpreet Singh scored **10 goals** in **eight matches** in the Paris 2024 men’s tournament, three more than the next best, Australia’s Blake Govers, who scored seven times.
India beat Spain **2-1** at the Yves-du-Manoir Stadium in Colombes on Thursday to record their second consecutive bronze medal at the Olympics.
Harmanpreet scored a brace in the bronze medal match as India bounced back from a goal down to secure victory.
'All the credit goes to my team for working hard for me, for making PCs (penalty corners), and all the forward line,' said Harmanpreet.
'I'm so proud of that.
Of course, I'm proud of myself as the captain as well, but the team comes first, always.
'Harmanpreet was clinical and proved to be a constant threat from the penalty corners.
He scored twice from the PC against Spain to take his tally to seven in the tournament.
Three goals also came from penalty strokes.
Besides the group-stage clash against world No.
4 Belgium, Harmanpreet Singh scored in every match for the Indian hockey team at Paris 2024.
The 28-year-old opened his account with a strike just before the final minute to rescue a **3-2 comeback win** for India in their campaign opener against New Zealand.
He also got on the scoresheet in the next game, a **1-1 draw** with Argentina.
He grabbed a brace in a **2-0 victory** over Ireland but couldn’t find the net in India’s **2-1 loss** to defending champions Belgium.
Harmanpreet got back to the scoring charts in India’s **3-2 victory** over Australia in their final group-stage game.
The Indian hockey captain scored the only goal for his side in the **1-1 draw** with Great Britain as India made the semi-finals after winning the penalty shoot-out.
Although he got on the scoresheet and assisted another goal against Germany, Harmanpreet couldn’t prevent a **3-2 loss** in the last four.
However, with a bronze medal on the line, Harmanpreet proved decisive from penalty corners and secured the comeback win to clinch back-to-back Olympic medals for India for the first time since 1972.