Handball Bundesliga - Match too short: Leipzig appeals against defeat
SC DHfK Leipzig has lodged a protest against the scoring of the game at ThSV Eisenach. This was confirmed by Karsten Günther, manager of the Bundesliga club, on Monday. "A handball game lasts 60 minutes. Net playing time. The game on Friday only lasted 59:54 minutes. Six seconds were missing," said Günther. The Handball Bundesliga sports court must now decide on the matter. If Leipzig is found to be right, a replay is possible.
Eisenach had defeated SC DHfK 25:24 on Friday evening. Leipzig took a time-out with 58:49 minutes left on the clock, but when the game resumed, the clock apparently stood at 58:55 minutes. Leipzig managed to equalize with the last attack, but it was scored shortly after the final buzzer and therefore did not count.
"Anyone who watched the end of the game saw that, with one or two seconds more on the clock, we would have had a realistic chance of going out with a draw," said Günther. The manager had also informed the Thuringians of this move and emphasized that it was not a personal matter.
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- The protest from SC DHfK Leipzig in the Handball Bundesliga involves a dispute over six missing seconds during their game against ThSV Eisenach in Thuringia.
- Despite taking a time-out with less than a minute left, SC DHfK Leipzig was unable to secure a draw against ThSV Eisenach in Saxony, as the final goal was scored seconds after the buzzer.
- ThSV Eisenach emerged victorious in the Handball league match, winning 25-24, but the outcome is now under review at the Bundesliga handball court due to Leipzig's objection.
- The SC DHfK Leipzig manager, Karsten Günther, argued that with just a couple more seconds on the clock, they might have had a chance to end the game in a draw.
- The Handball Bundesliga sports court is responsible for deciding on SC DHfK Leipzig's objection, and if they rule in Leipzig's favor, a replay of the game could potentially occur.
Source: www.stern.de