DHB Cup - SC Magdeburg reaches quarter-finals: 39:31 against HSG Wetzlar
SC Magdeburg has confidently reached the quarter-finals of the DHB Cup. Magdeburg beat HSG Wetzlar 39:31 (21:15) in front of 5429 spectators in their home game in the round of 16 on Wednesday evening. Omar Ingi Magnusson was Magdeburg's top scorer with ten goals.
Magdeburg only had problems with HSG Wetzlar's 6:0 defense in the opening minutes, but then the Bundesliga leaders shone with their enthusiasm and good ideas and pulled three goals ahead (8:5/10). After 13 minutes, Gisli Kristjansson made his comeback after a serious shoulder injury in June - accompanied by a standing ovation. SCM dominated the game and had a clear lead at the break.
It remained a one-sided game after the break and Wetzlar was far from a sensation. Goalkeeper Anadin Suljakovic (26:17/36) prevented Magdeburg from taking a ten-goal lead, but the Elbe club's dominance was unmistakable. After 45 minutes, national player Philipp Weber also made his first appearance after his knee injury in the Super Globe. Robin Pfeil from the SCM reserves scored the goal to take a ten-goal lead (36:26/55) and the game had long since been decided. The final highlight was the goal by Iceland's Kristjansson to make it 38:28 (58').
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- Despite the strong performance of HSG Wetzlar's defense in the initial minutes, SC Magdeburg advanced to the next round of the DHB Cup with a convincing 39:31 victory.
- Omar Ingi Magnusson, a key player for SC Magdeburg, scored ten goals during the quarter-final match against Saxony-Anhalt's HSG Wetzlar in the German Handball Cup.
- In the round of 16 of the DHB Cup, SC Magdeburg, one of Germany's leading Handball teams, faced a tough opponent in HSG Wetzlar, but they faced no real challenges in the second half, winning by a significant margin.
- In the DHB Cup, teams like SC Magdeburg and HSG Wetzlar battle it out for titles, with Magdeburg triumphing 39:31 against Wetzlar in the quarter-finals, underlining their dominance in the Handball scene in Germany.
- After their successful victory in the DHB Cup against HSG Wetzlar, Magdeburg's Handball team, SC Magdeburg, will be looking forward to their next challenge in the prestigious German Handball Cup competition.
Source: www.stern.de
