HSG Friedrichshafen-Fischbach collects unexpected home bankruptcy against Bregenz!

HSG Friedrichshafen-Fischbach collects unexpected home bankruptcy against Bregenz!

The HSG Friedrichshafen-Fischbach experienced a painful defeat against the promoted Bregenz Handball II on Saturday evening. After the team led at half-time with 16:15, it was unable to bring this positive starting situation into the finish and ultimately had to surrender to 27:30. This defeat marks the end of an impressive series in which the HSG won seven league games in a row.

coach Andreas Rohrbeck was disappointed with the performance of his players, who did not reach the necessary level in the second half. "The defense was not up to date and we have taken too many chances," he complained. The team had difficulty making the attacks effectively, especially in the back room. The game flow was also severely impaired by the weak defensive and the inability to use free throwing opportunities.

Bregenz, which was still behind at the break, showed a significantly improved performance in the second round. The Vorarlberg took the lead and held it with a concentrated and experienced playing style until the end. Rohrbeck noted that his team had the opportunity to establish the connection several times, but made life difficult due to mistakes in the building of the game and the exploitation of opportunities.

It was "not necessary" to lose the home game, Rohrbeck continued. He emphasized that even if Bregenz was not a classic climber, the HSG had the victory in his own hands. The upcoming challenges will be crucial for the team to stabilize again.

Next Saturday the HSG has the opportunity to pull the helm around if it will compete against the leaders TV Weingarten in the derby at 8 p.m. The players and trainers are focused on this important comparison, with each individual point in the league.

For the Friedrichshafen-Fischbachs, fishermen with 10 goals and 2 seven meters, as well as Rebstein and Westerholt were remarkable top performers, but they could not prevent the team from remaining under their own demands.