Lemgo fights for points: home game against Eisenach becomes a crime thriller!

Lemgo fights for points: home game against Eisenach becomes a crime thriller!

Lemgo, Deutschland - A handball thriller is imminent! On Saturday, November 16, the Phoenix Contact Arena in Lemgo is transformed into a bubbling cauldron when the TBV Lemgo Lippe receives ThSV Eisenach. The fans are ready to fill the hall to the last place, and the tension is tangible. The game will kick off at 7 p.m. and Dyn will broadcast the encounter from 6:45 p.m.

After the painful cup defeat, the TBV hardly has time to deal with. Trainer Florian Kehrmann demands from his team to win back the passion of the past few weeks. "Eisenach must feel from the start that everyone in the hall wants to keep the points in Lemgo," said Kehrmann. The promoted Eisenach, who surprisingly secured relegation last season, comes to Lemgo with a lot of confidence. After a derby victory against Leipzig, the team is in 10th place with 8:10 points and has developed a good cushion before the relegation ranks.

strong opponents and injured players

The Thuringian lost some key players this season, including their top scorer Manuel Zehnder. But with returnee Fynn Hangstein and goalkeeper Silvio Heinevetter have found important reinforcements. Goalkeeper Matija Spikic in particular impresses with 78 parades and a quota of 35 percent. It is a tricky task for the TBV, because Eisenach plays an unorthodox handball that requires a lot of head work. Kehrmann emphasizes the importance of force the opponents out of a strong defense against mistakes.

In the last duel of the pre -season, the TBV won both games, but the injury to playmaker Lukas Hutecek and the fitness of circuit runner Jan Brosch are question marks that put a strain on the team. However, the fans are ready to support their team and to make the hall shake. The referees Christian and Fabian vom Dorff lead the game and the box office opens at 5:30 p.m. It's time for a handball festival!