Handball Bundesliga - Hamburg's handball players play to a draw in Lemgo
HSV Hamburg's handball team picked up at least one point in their last game before the Christmas and European Championship break. They won 34:34 (18:17) at TBV Lemgo Lippe on Saturday. With 14:24 points, the Hanseatic club improved to 13th place despite its sixth winless game in a row, although ThSV Eisenach is only one point behind them in the first relegation place. The best scorers of the evening in front of the 4,520 spectators were Dani Baijens with 13 goals for Hamburg and Samuel Zehnder with ten goals for Lemgo.
On coach Torsten Jansen 's 47th birthday, HSVH trailed for long stretches of the first half. However, the Hanseatic club then capitalized on a spell of superior numbers and went 16:13 (26') in front within a minute thanks to goals by Zoran Ilic and Casper Mortensen.
At the start of the second half, the home side opted for an extra outfield player instead of the goalkeeper. The club from Lippe cut the deficit to one goal several times, but led by the strong Dutchman Baijens, who wore the TBV jersey from 2018 to 2021, Hamburg repeatedly found an answer.
However, Lemgo then took the lead again four minutes before the final whistle with four goals in a row to make it 32:31. Mortensen prevented Hamburg's impending defeat with a seven-meter penalty.
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- Despite the draw, HSV Hamburg moved up to 13th place in the Handball Bundesliga, keeping them ahead of ThSV Eisenach, who are in the first relegation place with 13 points as well.
- The North Rhine-Westphalia-based team, TBV Lemgo Lippe, had a strong performance with Samuel Zehnder scoring ten goals, but Dani Baijens, who previously played for Lemgo from 2018 to 2021, led Hamburg with 13 goals.
- Casper Mortensen, a key player for Hamburg, stepped up in the crucial moments for the Hanseatic club, scoring a seven-meter penalty to prevent an impending defeat for HSV.
- In this game, the German handball team HSV Hamburg celebrated their point against TBV Lemgo Lippe, a team that has been in the Bundesliga for several seasons now.
- Torsten Jansen, the coach of HSV Hamburg, celebrated his 47th birthday during the game, but his team trailed for much of the first half before they found their momentum and took the lead.
- After the game, the TBV Lemgo Lippe fans were disappointed, as they had come close to securing a victory but ultimately fell short, leaving them in the middle of the table.
- HSV Hamburg fans, on the other hand, were relieved to have earned a point before the European Championship break, keeping their hopes of avoiding relegation alive for another week.
Source: www.stern.de
