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Füchse Berlin give Leipzig no chance

The Füchse Berlin go into the European Championship break in second place in the Handball Bundesliga. The capital city club won 37:28 (18:9) against SC DHfK Leipzig in front of 8317 spectators in the Max-Schmeling-Halle on Friday evening. The Foxes thus remain hot on the heels of league leaders...

Berlin's Lasse Andersson (l) and Mathias Gidsel celebrate after the win. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Berlin's Lasse Andersson (l) and Mathias Gidsel celebrate after the win. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Handball Bundesliga - Füchse Berlin give Leipzig no chance

The Füchse Berlin go into the European Championship break in second place in the Handball Bundesliga. The capital city club won 37:28 (18:9) against SC DHfK Leipzig in front of 8317 spectators in the Max-Schmeling-Halle on Friday evening. The Foxes thus remain hot on the heels of league leaders SC Magdeburg. Only the worse goal difference separates them from the Champions League winners; the best Berlin scorers were Lasse Andersson and Mathias Gidsel with nine goals each.

The game began evenly poised up to 3:3. But then the hosts got going. In contrast to Tuesday's game against TVB Stuttgart, the Foxes were wide awake in defense. The visitors either lost possession during the attack or were thwarted by Berlin goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev.

Berlin was able to open up an early gap with a 10:1 run. The Saxons did not manage to score for around ten minutes. They did not score again more easily until shortly before the break. However, the Foxes had already opened up a nine-goal gap by then.

The home side even pulled 21:9 ahead immediately after the break. After that, Berlin was no longer quite as focused and missed many chances. And Leipzig now also scored more easily. However, the Foxes punished every mistake by the visitors right up to the end and won in commanding fashion.

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  1. Despite being in second place in the Handball Bundesliga heading into the European Championship break, Füchse Berlin's next challenge is against Foxes Berlin in the German handball league.
  2. Born and raised in Sweden, Lasse Andersson has been a valuable asset for Füchse Berlin, scoring nine goals in their victory against SC DHfK Leipzig.
  3. Handball fans in Berlin are excited for the upcoming clash against their Saxon rivals, as the Füchse aim to maintain their position in the Bundesliga and potentially challenge the league leaders, SC Magdeburg.
  4. The Handball Bundesliga season has been filled with tight matches, and this upcoming fixture between Füchse Berlin and Foxes Berlin in Berlin is no exception, with both teams boasting impressive records in the German handball league.
  5. With Berlin's impressive victory against Leipzig, many football enthusiasts in Germany, including those in Leipzig, are eagerly awaiting the upcoming clash between Füchse Berlin and SC Magdeburg, as both teams come close to the top spot in the Handball Bundesliga.
  6. Foxes Berlin, currently positioned in midtable, will look to improve their standing in the handball league when they face Füchse Berlin in what promises to be an exciting match.

Source: www.stern.de

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