Tension until the last second: Gummersbach and Erlangen in the exchange of blows!

Tension until the last second: Gummersbach and Erlangen in the exchange of blows!

In the exciting DHB Cup game between Gummersbach and Erlangen, the spectators had to see a true thriller in the end. Erlangen started with a lot of momentum and led 6-2 after only ten minutes. But Gummersbach was fighting and was able to compensate for an impressive 3-0 run, with the players Ellidi Snaer Vidarsson, Lukas Blohme and Miro Schluroff crucial.

From the middle of the first half, Gummersbach took the command and expanded the lead to 14:10 up to the 27th minute. But Erlangen did not give up and shortened shortly before the half -time break by Antonio Metzner to 14:11.

tension up to the last second

After the break, the game remained extremely balanced. Gummersbach tried to defend the lead of three to four goals, but in the 48th minute the gap melted on just two goals. It was Stephan Seitz von Erlangen who again caused excitement and scored 25:25 in the 53rd minute. The Gummersbacher then fought, and two goals from Blohme and Milos Vujovic provided them at 27:25.

But Erlangen also stayed on the ball. Tim Gömmel equalized 1:28 minutes before the end to 27:27. Kentin Mahé brought Gummersbach back into the lead (28:27). In a dramatic final phase, Gömmel missed a decisive seven meter seven seconds before the final whistle and could not make the compensation, even though he was the best shooter of the game with eight goals.

sovereign appearance of the TBV Lemgo Lippe

While Gummersbach and Erlangen fought for every ball, the TBV Lemgo Lippe in Ludwigshafen did not burn anything. In the first half, the team of coach Florian Kehrmann Dominant performed. Although the owls were able to keep up for a long time, Lemgo managed to get a decisive advantage in the last minutes of the first round. Nicolai Theilinger achieved the first three-goal lead for Lemgo, followed by another goal by Jarnes Faust.

After the half -time break, the Lemgoers took their chance and expanded the lead to an impressive 18:10. Ludwigshafen found no remedy against the strong appearance of the guests who defended their superiority until the end. Lukas Hutecek set the end of 30:17 with his goal to the 30:17 and crowned an impressive victory. Carstensen was the best thrower for Lemgo with eight goals, while Kian Schwarzer stood out for the owls with four goals.

These games impressively show the intensity and enthusiasm that the DHB Cup brings with it. Two teams were able to recommend themselves for the next round with their outstanding achievements. The rest of the tournament promises exciting encounters and tied fans.