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Kamp-Lintfort. With a clear 33-19 success over the bottom of the table HSG Freiburg, the players of TuS Lintfort celebrated their next home win. “After the defeat in Leipzig we showed a good reaction and won against a relegation candidate”, said Lintfort’s trainer Bettina Grenz-Klein happily about the game of her team.
The guests from the Breisgau could only make the initial phase up to 4-3 for Lintfort reasonably balanced. Then the superiority of the hosts prevailed and the lead was expanded from 8-4 to 15-9 at break. “We did particularly well in defense and Laura Graef has shown her class again and again. Therefore, the break leadership was highly deserved, ”analyzed Grenz-Klein during the break.
After the break, Lintfort initially contented himself with not letting the opponent come closer. Only in the last quarter of an hour did the TuS increase again and, appropriately, screwed the result to 33-19. “I think we showed that we have developed. So you have to appear as favorites and at no point in the game did I have the feeling that we could lose this game, ”said Bettina Grenz Klein, confirming the good performance of her team. Success was not in jeopardy when shortly after the break, the hitherto outstanding goal scorer Naina Klein received a well-deserved red card and had to go into the stands for the rest of the game. “She intervened, overly motivated. It was unfortunate, but the punishment was correct. That shouldn’t happen to her, ”said the trainer. “I was also happy about the first goals from new signing Maxime Drent, who scored in her first game.”
The two runners Jana Willing and Anika Henschel were particularly convincing for the winner. Lisa Kunert also showed a significant improvement after her long injury and scored four goals.
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