TSV Intschede loses again: Findorff triumphs 40:29 in Verden!

TSV Intschede loses again: Findorff triumphs 40:29 in Verden!

In the duel of the handball association league, there was a clear result. The players of TSV Intschede received the favorite team of SG Findorff in their home venue. The Bremeners showed themselves as dominators on the field and won the game with 40:29 (16:11). For the emerging TSV Intschede, this was already the fourth defeat in the fourth game of the season.

The TSV faced a deficit early in the encounter. Heiner Sievers, the coach of the Intscheders, commented: "The first quarter of an hour was still okay, but after that the mistakes have increased with us, and Findorff was able to break away." Theres Meisloh, who made her debut in the season in this game, managed to compensate for the first lead of the guests, but this 1-1 equalization remained the only level of tie in the game. As a result, the TSV could keep up until 6: 8 (16th minute), but then you lost the connection and sent the half -time break with a deficit of 16:11.

challenges for TSV Intschede

In the second half of the game, the deficit remained constant, and the wide punch was lacking in the interspersons. Lilli Kopmann, who became active in this phase, managed to help shape the game with seven goals. It was only at the time of 26:36 (56th minute) that the deficit became two digits for the first time, which increased the pressure on the home team. The score was significantly uneven: over half of the goals were scored by only three players, with Binder and Meisloh met seven times each nine times and Kopmann. Here Sievers made it clear: "In width it was not enough, more has to come." He looks optimistically into the future and hopes for returnees such as Natascha Lukovac, Beeke Hermann and Valerie Steinhauser, who are all missing due to injuries or pregnancy break.

Overall, the match was a clear sign for TSV Intschede that a closed team performance is required for success in the association league. The focus will now be on analyzing the weaknesses and specifically improving in order to turn the sheet for the positive. Despite the defeats, there is hope for improvement, and the coaches and players are determined to learn from their experiences and outsmart the next opponent.