India's win against Germany ended their 41 year wait for an Olympic medal in hockey. The 'Men in Blue' pulled off one of the most outrageous comebacks at the Olympics in their 5-4 win against the Germans. The Indian team showed great resilience after going down by 2 goals. They brought in their best game and fought back to claim the bronze medal. Here's more on what happened during the thrilling encounter.WHAT A DAY! 🤩🤩The Indian Men's Hockey Team have won 🥉 at #Tokyo2020 by beating Germany 5-4 in the Bronze Medal Match 👏What a moment! ❤️🇮🇳#Hockey #Olympics #IND #TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/apryhcWcvT— Sportskeeda India (@Sportskeeda) August 5, 2021India claim the bronze medal at the OlympicsThe Indian team went into the match with the hopes of the entire nation weighing on them. However, the 'Men in Blue' didn't let it get to them when they faced the Germans. Despite being 2 goals down, they kept attacking the German goal, which eventually helped them take the win.Check Out: Tokyo Olympics 2021 ScheduleA strong performance from the German team helped them take an early lead. The lead was canceled out by a stunning penalty corner from the Indians. The Germans then replied back with 2 quick goals to take a 3-1 lead.The Indian team refused to bow out and scored 2 quick goals to draw things level. The 'Men in Blue' knew they needed to take the lead in the 3rd quarter against the Germans, who were gearing up for a tough final quarter. So India upped their tempo further by scoring 2 goals in the 3rd quarter itself to take a 5-3 lead.In the 4th quarter, the Indians had a lot of chances to seal the win but failed to convert their chances. Things got a bit nervy when they conceded to the Germans in the 4th quarter. The Indians knew that they had to win the game without going into the shoot-offs. They did exactly that and held on to the lead to secure a thrilling 5-4 winFans react to India's glorious win against GermanyFans were ecstatic after the win. The prayers of 1.3 billion people were finally answered and the joy after the win could not be contained. Many jubilant fans, celebrities and politicians took to their Twitter handles to congratulate the team on a stunning victory.What an incredible game! Another medal for team India. So happy for our men’s hockey team. Well done!#TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/yxISeXjVaD— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) August 5, 2021Wow!! Indian Men’s Hockey Team Congratulations. Resilience and skill at its peak. What an exciting match.— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) August 5, 2021Congratulations #TeamIndia🇮🇳.A moment of immense pride and joy for every Indian that our Men’s Hockey Team has won the Bronze Medal at #Tokyo2020. You have made the entire nation proud. pic.twitter.com/Nl9LIujhVR— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) August 5, 20214 decades of wait ... This is not just a moment but a monument in Indian hockey history 🙌 Congratulations #HockeyIndia🥉 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/gWcVtaUhFu— Sudheer Babu (@isudheerbabu) August 5, 2021What historic moment this is! Well done boys! Congratulations to the Indian Hockey team on winning the bronze medal at TokyoOlympics2020 pic.twitter.com/ZqWOjn9I3s— Manish Sisodia (@msisodia) August 5, 2021Congratulations to the Indian Hockey team for winning the bronze 🥉 at #Tokyo2020 The men in blue have made India proud 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/rBHq5ejt0t— Atishi (@AtishiAAP) August 5, 2021After 40 years. Indian Men’s Hockey team wins a medal at the Olympics! Golden moment for us! 🥉 #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/fnSa6cj9fk— Jagrit Pratap Singh (@bigger) August 5, 2021congratulations to the Indian🇮🇳men's hockey 🏑 team for the bronze🥉medal by winning the match against Germany in the Tokyo Olympics. You raised the honor of the country by hard work. India is proud of our Hockey team. 🏑💐 pic.twitter.com/U0LArmAkyC— Sandeep Singh (@flickersingh) August 5, 2021History Created.Congratulations to Indian Men’s Hockey Team! Well-deserved victory!#Olympics pic.twitter.com/Wt3gy3lvBE— J&K Congress (@INCJammuKashmir) August 5, 2021The 41-year wait ends, Indian Men's Hockey team brings home Olympic #Bronze What a comeback 👏🙌Congratulations 👏🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/P9vgcJ4feF— Aishe (ঐশী) (@aishe_ghosh) August 5, 2021Heartiest Congratulations to the Indian Hockey team for winning the Bronze medal in a keenly fought contest against Germany! The team displayed excellent professionalism and the entire nation is proud of their achievement. @TheHockeyIndia #Hockey #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/Xoshs6G13T— Vice President of India (@VPSecretariat) August 5, 2021Indian Hockey Men create HISTORY!! A medal at Olympic after 41 years!! What a stupendous performance!! Entire nation Proud of you boys and it's a bronze medal for Indian Hockey team. Congratulations men in Blue! #Hockey #Olympics 5-4 pic.twitter.com/uhGxcjwByu— R Sarath Kumar (@realsarathkumar) August 5, 2021Historic! A day that will be etched in the memory of every Indian. Congratulations to our Men’s Hockey Team for bringing home the Bronze. With this feat, they have captured the imagination of the entire nation, especially our youth. India is proud of our Hockey team. 🏑— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 5, 2021Wow ! Wow !Elated seeing the Indian Hockey Team coming back in grand style from being 3-1 down, fighting back and winning the bronze medal match against Germany, India's first medal in #Hockey since 1980 .#IndvsGer.Many congratulations @TheHockeyIndia pic.twitter.com/gE2DBEnm5T— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) August 5, 2021After 41 years wait..!A golden moment for Indian Hockey and Indian Sports! Finally, long wait is over as India defeated Germany to win Hockey Men's Olympic Bronze medal at #Tokyo2020India in complete celebration mood! Congratulations to our Hockey players !! #Cheer4India 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/RmeGOnCpBn— Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) August 5, 2021Congratulations 🇮🇳 . Bronze in Hockey after 41 yrs . What a game. Proud of Indian Hockey. @TheHockeyIndia @Olympics pic.twitter.com/JkJVZYWNp3— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) August 5, 2021Also Read: India vs Germany: Historic win for Indian men's hockey team, beat Germany 5-4 to clinch Olympics bronze medal