Pure excitement: HSG Krefeld receives promotion candidate Leutershausen!

Pure excitement: HSG Krefeld receives promotion candidate Leutershausen!

The handball fans in Krefeld will have a special reason to be happy in Krefeld. At 7 p.m. in the Glockenspitzhalle against SG Saase³ Leutershausen, one of the pursuers for the coveted promotion places in the south-west season of the third division. It promises to be an exciting duel that is of great importance for both HSG Krefeld and guests.

For many older handball enthusiasts, memories of the past urgently come to the fore when the name Leutershausen falls. In the past, there were often matches against TV Oppum in field handball, and the club also made a name for the Hallen Bundesliga. Now the SG Saase³ from the Kurpfalz has reorganized to build on past successes and maybe mix in the league.

a young club with ambitions

The HSG Krefeld, on the other hand, is a relatively new player in German handball, but strives to establish itself in the league. The club management has already taken measures to make the team more competitive. After injury -related setbacks in summer, important after -laws could be realized. Recently, Felix Handschke, an experienced back room player, reinforced the team. His Integration into the team is planned for the next training sessions before it is provided for the home game. "A real top game awaits us," he says. "We look forward to showing our performance and getting the points."

Trainer Mark Schmetz is aware of the demanding game. He emphasizes that Leutershausen has been playing an impressive season so far, which is underlined by its last result in Longerich. "This is a clear sign," says Schmetz, who is expecting a variable opponent. "Your back room is strongly occupied with talented shooters and players who can master one-on-one situations. It will be a hard chunk for us." By returning from captain Christopher Klasmann, who is ready to play again after a long injury, the HSG receives valuable support. Tim Hildenbrand could also appear after he has overcome his foot injury.

preparation for the opponent

Although the pressure on HSG Krefeld exists, Leutershausen remains optimistic. Coach Thorsten Schmid is aware that the HSG is considered the strongest team in the league, and yet he drives to Krefeld with a certain serenity. "We have nothing to lose," he says. "This could be the simplest game of the round for us because we are currently fighting with many injury problems. Some of our key players are out of action for a long time." A particularly emotional topic is Tim Götz's upcoming blood donation, who wants to help a person suffering from cancer and therefore has to miss the upcoming two games.

This meeting is more than just a game for points; There are stories of returnees, legendary duels and the overwhelming hope for sporting success that shape handball in Krefeld. All of these elements make handball sports in this region alive and an experience that the spectators can expect to experience in the Glockenspitzhalle. It remains to be seen whether the HSG Krefeld can continue its upward trend or whether Leutershausen succeeds.

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