The THW Kiel added four days after winning the German Cup in the Bundesliga. The record champion won his home game against HSG Wetzlar on Thursday with 27:24 (13: 8) and thus strengthened his second place in the table. Sven Ehrig with four goals for Kiel and Stefan Civor with five goals for Wetzlar were the best throwers.
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- THW Kiel – HSG Wetzlar 27:24 (13: 8)
- Bergischer HC – HBW Balingen -Weilstetten 29:21 (15: 7)
- DHFK Leipzig – Rhein -Neckar Löwen 28:31 (13:15)
- Frisch on Göppingen – GWD Minden 33:22 (19:13)
- HC Erlangen – MT Melsungen 32:31 (16:15)
From 6: 6 the North Germans pulled away to 10: 6 (19th). Wetzlar stayed without a goal for more than eight minutes and then weakened himself shortly before the break when Adam Nyfjäll after a male attack against Kiel’s Croatian captain Domagoj Duvnjak existed (29th). After his third time penalty, a second HSG player also saw the red card (47th) in Felix Danner.
The Middle Hesse, who had won three of the last four games against the THW, were only dangerous in front of the 9613 spectators. THW keeper Niklas Landin showed a strong game, who came on 21 parades. Ten defended balls and a hit by the German national goalkeeper Till Klimpke were not enough for Wetzlar.
lions prove ascending form
In the table cellar, the HBW Balingen-Weilstetten lost 21:29 (7:15) at the Bergisches HC and GWD Minden 22:33 (13:19) near Frisch on Göppingen. The Rhein-Neckar Löwen prove a form rising at 31:28 (15:13) at SC DHfK Leipzig. The HC Erlangen won 32:31 (16:15) against MT Melsungen.
THW Kiel – HSG Wetzlar 27:24 (13: 8)
Tore Thw Kiel: Ehrig 4, Bilyk 3, Ekberg 3/3, Pekeler 3, Weinhold 3, WiEcek 3, Dahmke 2, M. Landin 2, Sagosen 2, Duvnjak 1, Reinkind 1 HSG Wetzlar:* * Cavor 5, Forsell Schefvert 4, Danner 3, Mellegard 3, Fredriksen 2, Holst 2/2, T. Klimpke 1, Mirkulovski 1, Novak 1, Nyfjäll 1, Weissgerber 1
Referee: Sascha Standke (Göttingen)/Steven Heine (Wendeburg) Spectators: 9613
Criminal minutes: – / 10
Disqualification: ** -/nyfjäll (28./unsportheit), Danner (46./3. Time penalty)
Bergischer HC – HBW Balingen -Weilstetten 29:21 (15: 7)
Tore Bergischer HC: Schönningsen 5, Arnesson 4/2, Boomhouwer 4, Darj 4, D. Schmidt 3, Babak 2, Fraatz 2, A. Gunnarsson 2, Bergner 1, Schmitz 1, Stutzke 1
HBW Balingen-Weilstetten: Ingason 6, Schoch 3, Wiedstein 3, Heinzelmann 2, Huber 2, Wente 2, Beciri 1, Volz 1, Zintel 1
Referee: Simon Reich (Fellbach)/Hans-Peter Brodbeck (Heppenheim)
viewer: 1729
Criminal minutes: 2/8
Disqualification: \ – / –
DHFK Leipzig – Rhein -Neckar Löwen 28:31 (13:15)
Tore DHfK Leipzig: Ivic 7/1, Binder 5, M. GEGEA 4, Witzke 4, Sunnefeldt 2, Wiesmach 2, Esche 1, Jotic 1, Mamic 1, Milosevic 1
Rhein-Neckar Löwen: Schmid 7, Kirkelökke 6, Knorr 5, Lagergren 5/1, Horzen 4, Groetzki 2, Helander 2
Referee: Andre Kolb (Augsburg)/Markus Kauth (Taufkirchen)
viewer: 3108
Criminal minutes: 8/6
Disqualification: \ – / –
Frisch on Göppingen – GWD Minden 33:22 (19:13)
Tore Frisch on Göppingen: Hermann 7, Schiller 6/5, Zelenovic 4, Ellebaek 3, Gulliks 3, Kozina 3, Lindenchrone Andersen 3, Goller 1, Heymann 1, Kneule 1, Smarason 1
GWD Minden: Urban 8/3, Jukic 3, Darmoul 2, Grebenc 2, Janke 1, Korte 1, Pieczkowski 1, Richtzenhain 1, Thiele 1, Vignjevic 1, Zeitz 1 referee: Julian Köppl ( Darmstadt)/Denis Regner (Nieder-Olm) Spectators: 3000
Criminal minutes: 4/12
Disqualification: \ – / –
HC Erlangen – MT Melsungen 32:31 (16:15)
Tore HC Erlangen: Metzner 7, S. Firnhaber 5, Jeppsson 5, Bissel 4, Sellin 3, Steinert 3/3, Büdel 2, Zechel 2, Leban 1
MT Melsungen: K. Häfner 7, Pavlovic 7, Reichmann 7/5, Kühn 4, Kalarasch 3, Arnarsson 2, Kunkel 1
Referees: Tanja Kuttler (Meckenbeuren)/Maike Merz (Meckenbeuren) Spectators: 3358
Strafminuten: 8 / 8
Disqualifikation: – / –
