Home game of VC Wiesbaden: Are the points fighting against Suhl?

Home game of VC Wiesbaden: Are the points fighting against Suhl?

in Wiesbaden is an exciting volleyball game on Wednesday that pulls the fans into the sports hall on the German unity square. VC Wiesbaden meets VfB Suhl Lotto Thuringia, and both teams hope for the first points of the current season in the 1st Volleyball Bundesliga women. This is the first home game for VC Wiesbaden after a challenging 0: 3 defeat against favorite SSC Palmberg Schwerin. The encounter begins at 7:30 p.m. and the anticipation is already noticeable.

Christopher Fetting, Managing Director of VC Wiesbaden, is optimistic about the upcoming competition: "For our fans, this is an exciting encounter at the beginning of the season. We will experience a match at eye level." The spectators can look forward to an energetic atmosphere in the hall, which is all the more important after the past defeat.

The first serious touchstone for both teams

The current game is part of an intensive English week in which each team has to play three games within eight days. For VC Wiesbaden, this means not only the test against Suhl, but also another challenge on Saturday against the superior Allianz MTV Stuttgart, the new Supercup winner and incumbent cup winner. These two top teams are also preparing in parallel for the CEV Volleyball Champions League, which also increases the pressure on the teams.

VfB Suhl, who took fifth place in the Bundesliga last season, has qualified for the CEV Volleyball Challenge Cup, but will not be able to take this opportunity. Instead, the VC Wiesbaden will perceive the starting law. This phrase makes it all the more interesting because Suhl wants to retaliate against the USC Münster after an unexpected defeat. The setting of the game could not be higher.

The head coach of the Suhler, László Hollósy, is faced with the challenge of forming a large part of a new team, while VC Wiesbaden can fall back on a well -rehearsed group of seven players from last season. The only constant in the Suhl team is the experienced middle block Roosa Laakkonen from Finland, which has been playing on a team since 2019. The ranks are complemented by numerous new faces, including Anna Artyshuk and Lydia Stemmler, who are supposed to bring a breath of fresh air into play.

The claims to the team of VC Wiesbaden

trainer Benedikt Frank has high expectations of his team. He emphasizes: "The Suhlers have beaten relatively well in the preparation, but now the pressure is added. The newly formed, relatively young team will try to take high risk in Wiesbaden." The players are called up to concentrate clearly and not to be distracted by the pressure situations. Frank saw the positive approach from the first game in Schwerin and strives for improvements.

Also middle blocker Jonna Wasserfaller confirms that the team has to learn from the mistakes of the last game. "We have imagined the course of the game against SSC Palmberg Schwerin differently. It is important that you are able to learn quickly after such a game. And in my opinion we do. The game is viewed as an opportunity to consolidate both your own game and to use the support of the fans.

The anticipation for the first home game is big and the players of VC Wiesbaden are determined to secure their first points of this season. Spectators who want to experience the events up close can purchase tickets on the Viveenu platform. In addition, the games are transmitted live and on demand on the streaming platform Dyn, which enables fans not to miss an exciting moment.