Exciting handball derby: Fritzlar defeats Kirchhof with 22:21!

Exciting handball derby: Fritzlar defeats Kirchhof with 22:21!

In the exciting duel in the handball regional league, Germania Fritzlar was able to prevail against SG 09 Kirchhof II with a short 22:21. In an exciting game that became an experience for 300 spectators, the game turned out to be a captivating competition that remained exciting until the last second.

The match showed how competitive derbies can be. After the game, SG coach Martin Denk said that none of the two teams deserved a win because they dueled intensively until the end. Kirchhof had passionately fought back after a gap of 16:19 in the 48th minute. Konstantina Kasartzoglou managed to achieve the compensation for 20:20 in the 56th minute, which the team also motivated.

a dramatic end

The last minutes were shaped by hectic moments when both teams rang around the upper hand. Joelina Radon managed to compensate for 21:21 14 seconds before the end. But then Chantal Reimbold, who had previously had a missed Chance, scored the crucial goal for the guests and had her team cheered for victory. Reimbold was relieved: "I thought I had to do something," she said after the game.

Coach Denk von Kirchhof expressed his disappointment about the narrow defeat, but emphasized the combative performance of his team. His team had to act more ripped off in the attack so as not to gamble away the victory. Fritzlar's trainer Milan Cermak also knew about the high intensity of the encounter and recognized the challenges that the game brought with it. In particular, the strong defense of the Kirchhofer was a big obstacle, he stated.

Both teams showed a strong game that was characterized by a stable defense work and outstanding goalkeeper performance. The first few minutes still belonged to the hosts, who started the game with a 4-2 lead. But Fritzlar countered and was finally able to say the lead at the crucial moment.

The Kirchhofer goal chances had not always been used optimally in the first half, which ultimately led to the narrow defeat. "They were little things that decided the game," said Denk. His team's catch -up impressed, but the hoped -for end failed.

For Fritzlar, this victory was an important step in the current season, especially after the success in the first neighboring duel. The players know that they must continue to be careful to secure their place in the league and take the positive swing with them.