Drama at the Azadi Cup: Lübeck 1876 crowns at the last second!

Drama at the Azadi Cup: Lübeck 1876 crowns at the last second!

Lübeck, Deutschland - The morning tournament of SV Azadi Lübeck, a real football festival, offered exciting duels and a new background gand on Sunday, which was to provide more game flow. Ten teams competed, including the defending champion Lübeck in 1876, with the aim of winning the coveted trophy. The success of TuS Lübeck, who won 3-2 against the favorite TSV Kücknitz, was surprising. SV Azadi A also did not burn anything in the group phase and qualified with three wins from three games for the semi -finals. Araz Hassan particularly triumphed and led his team in the decisive game with a late winning goal to 2-1 over the A team of Kücknitz. HL Sports .

In the semi-finals, an internal duel between the two Azadi teams was waiting, which the B team won 7-1. This clear result consolidated its status as a serious title candidate. In the final, Lübeck met Azadi's B team in 1876, where an exciting game developed. Despite a balanced game, the game went 2-1 for Lübeck in 1876, which secured the tournament victory for them. "It was a deserved victory," said Nauzad Hassan, who praised his team's strong performance. However, the highlight of the tournament was the outstanding performance of Niklas Baeskow, who was chosen as goalkeeper of the tournament, while the goalkeeper cannon was shared by Araz Hassan and Tahir Kasisci, like Ln online further reported.

In the meantime, the games of the South Verbandsliga, where the leader SV Azadi Lübeck recently celebrated an impressive 6-0 win against TSV Trittau. The hosts showed an offensive masterpiece in the first half and took numerous opportunities. Halo Ali, Sahid Wahab, Maximilian Grimm and Jermaine Jenaro de Guzmann were the shooters in the first round. In the second half, Ramezan and Serdar Hassan added more goals. "We could have gained even higher," commented Nauzad Hassan the idea of ​​his team. So they consolidated their top position in the league and showed that they can also keep the upper hand in tight games.