Handball National League
Bad surprise for HSV Warberg/Lelm II at the bottom
12.02.2023, 12:59
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Luis Pissarczyk did not put the HSV reserve in front for the first time in the 53rd minute at Bad Harzburg.
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Warberg/Lelms Reserve suffered a 29:30 defeat in Bad Harzburg.
Bad surprise for the national league handball players HSV Warberg/Lelm. In the HSG Bad Harzburg/Vienenburgtail light of the south relay, it was an uncalculated 29:30 (12:18) defeat.
HSV Warberg/Lelm II got off to a bad start in the game
The HSV team got off to a stuttering start in Bad Harzburg. Nothing worked. “It has been going on for several weeks that we don’t get into the games well,” says HSV coach Heiko Böhm. “We made countless technical mistakes and invited our opponents to counterattack.” The Warbergers were quickly trailing 2:7 (9th minute) and 7:12 (19th), and in the 27th minute even 9:16. A mortgage that the team carried around with them for the rest of the game.
After Böhm’s hearty half-time speech, things suddenly went well at HSV. The third men’s assistants Marvin Schöttke and Sascha Kalisch gave the actions structure, the Warberger caught up goal by goal.
Things came to a head in the final minutes: After Tim Matschulla’s equalizer to 22:22 (45 th ) the Warbergers stayed on. Luis Pissarczyk gave HSV the lead for the first and only time of the game in the 53rd minute (27:26). But the taillight answered at 28:28, but then received a time penalty.
Guests give away the chance of winning in excess
The big chance for HSV to take the lead again when outnumbered? think! “We threw the ball away in haste again,” Böhm complained. Instead, Bad Harzburg’s Nicolas Hischemöller scored the 29th goal outnumbered. Roman Lichtenfeld, freshly back from the penalty spot, scored the goal 40 seconds before the end to make it 30:28. The Warbergers were defeated.
The cosmetic correction of the defeat at 29:30 by the most accurate HSV shooter that day, Philipp Karwacki (9 goals), was unemotionally accepted by both teams.
HSV II: Kroll – Parbst, Ernst, Schöttke 2, Pfützenreuter, L. Rosigkeit, Matschulla 5, Pissarczyk 6, Boese 2, Kalisch 2, Rustenbach 1, Feiler, Karwacki 9, Müller 1.
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