Timur Oruz put Germany ahead in just the second minute of the game. Photo: AP
Benedikt Furk reacts after scoring in the 25th minute to give his side a 3-1 lead. At this moment, it seemed like India would find it difficult to overturn the deficit. Photo: Getty Images
Harmanpreet Singh celebrates scoring India's equaliser to make it 3-3 from a penalty corner. The goal came during a remarkable period for the blues when they scored three goals in the space of five minutes. Photo: AFP
Rupinder Pal Singh's penalty stroke put India in the lead for the first time in the game. His goal helped India overturn a deficit of 1-3 to lead 4-3 in the 31st minute. Photo: Getty Images
Simranjeet Singh's second goal of the game here turned out to be the match-winner. He also scored India's opening goal in the 17th minute. Photo: Getty Images
India's Sumit celebrates at the final whistle as the team secured the bronze medal match. Despair for Germany after a gruelling match. Photo: AFP
Surender Kumar, top left, and Sreejesh react after the latter's save in the dying seconds of the game to help India won bronze. Sreejesh made nine saves in the game and was among India's players of the tournament. Photo: AP
"The goal post is my temple. I wanted to pay homage to it after the win. I began playing in 2000, I've waited 21 years for this medal," Sreejesh pays his respects to the goalposts he has guarded all his career. Photo: REUTERS
P.R. Sreejesh, goalkeeper of Team India, celebrates with team mates after winning the Men's Bronze medal match. Photo: Getty Images
One for the record books. India has now won the most medals in men's Olympic hockey history with 13. Photo: PTI
Bonus P.R. Sreejesh image. Photo: PTI
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