Tusem Essen celebrates home record: Derby victory against Hamm inspires fans!

Tusem Essen celebrates home record: Derby victory against Hamm inspires fans!

Sporthalle „Am Hallo“, Essen, Deutschland - On December 26, 2024, the TuSem Essen achieved a gratifying annual financial statements in the 2. Handball Bundesliga . In the home game against ASV Hamm-Westfalen, the team prevailed with 33:27 (15:15) and thus once again demonstrated its strength in their own hall.

around 2200 spectators, the best number of visitors, found their way into the “Am Hallo” sports hall. After a painful away defeat against VfL Lübeck-Schwartau (22:31), the goal for the hosts was clear: delivering a strong game. Coach Daniel Haase was satisfied with the performance of his team, especially after initial difficulties. The ASV Hamm-Westfalen, under the direction of coach Michael Hegemann, had to struggle with just one win from the last five games and competed with a weakened team.

game course and highlights

The game started with an early lead for the Esseners, who initially took the lead 2-0. But the ASV Hamm-Westfalen fought back and led in the 20th minute with 10: 6. However, Tusem did not let himself be put off and managed to compensate for by a goal by Alexander Shot shortly before the half -time break (15:15).

In the second half, the TUSEM performed an impressive performance and led in the 35th minute with 18:15. The ASV came up to 21:20, but the Esseners were able to decide decisively in the final phase and ultimately win the game with 33:27. Felix Göttler was the best thrower of Tusem with a total of 9 goals, while Dennis Szczesny scored the last goal of the encounter.

The statistics show a high effectiveness of the Esseners, who secured a flawless home record of 8 games with this victory, such as Radio Essen reported. With an average gap of only 26 goals per home game, the defensive of the TUSEM is also highlighted. The next game of the TUSEM will take place after a World Cup break on February 9, 2025 against the Bergisches HC, and the start is scheduled for 5 p.m.