Spain rode on a couple of late goals to beat Argentina 2-1 in a Pool A match of the Hockey World League Final here on Tuesday.
Matias Paredes gave Argentina the lead with a field goal in the 21st minute.
The Spaniards however, staged a dramatic comeback in the foinal quarter with Pau Quemada (50th) and Josep Romeu (59th) helping them earn all three points.
The result sees Spain hold onto the second spot in the pool with six points from three matches. Argentina meanwhile, at the bottom with a single point from three matches.
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