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-title SWD Powervolleys Win 3-0, Kick Off Bundesliga Season Strong

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 22, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Powervolleys Kick Off Bundesliga Season ‍with 3-0 Victory Over Netzhoppers

The SWD Powervolleys began their new Bundesliga ⁢season with a triumphant 3-0 win against the Netzhoppers on Tuesday evening. While the match started smoothly, the second set proved to be a test of nerve for the team.

The opening set saw⁤ Düren dominate,⁢ taking ‌a decisive 25:15 victory. The team demonstrated strong ‍cohesion, building on the positive performance shown in the League cup.

The second set was a much⁤ closer affair. after initially leading,⁢ Düren faced a strong challenge from the Netzhoppers and their keen home crowd, with the score leveling. However, the Powervolleys maintained their composure, ultimately securing the set 26:24 – a valuable experience demonstrating their ability to⁢ win tight matches.

Düren continued to build momentum in the third set, showcasing the quality⁢ of all players involved.They closed out the match with a 25:19 win,earning the first three‌ points of the Bundesliga season.

The opening round of Bundesliga ⁣matches also saw some surprising results, with Lüneburg narrowly defeating newly promoted Ludwigsburg in ‌a tiebreak and the BR Volleys suffering a 3-0 loss to Friedrichshafen. The ⁢implications of these results for the season remain to ⁢be seen.

The Powervolleys will ⁣aim for a ‌second win tomorrow against VCO before facing rivals Berlin on Friday.

October 22, 2025 0 comments

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1. FC Köln Travels to Freiburg with 21 Players and Utilizes Air Travel

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 17, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

1. FC Köln set off for Freiburg on Saturday with 21 players. Steffen Baumgart nominated this squad for the penultimate away game of the year.

For the 1st of Cologne, the travel stress breaks out again before Christmas. On Sunday the Billy Goats will play at SC Freiburg im Breisgau. Just three days later, the people of Cologne have to compete in Berlin, over 800 kilometers away from Freiburg.

Because of this, 1. FC Köln has exceptionally decided to use airplanes as a means of travel. Between the two games, the entourage goes back to the cathedral city and every hour that the FC professionals are in bed earlier on Sunday evening counts with a view to the last away game of the year at the Alte Försterei.

“We’re trying to get to Freiburg and back relatively quickly so that we can regenerate well despite the short time,” said Steffen Baumgart. Accordingly, after their obligatory final training on Saturday, the Cologne team set off for the airport at 3:30 p.m.

With 21 players heading towards Freiburg

Leart Pacarada and Sargis Adamyan did not get on the bus. The duo will not play any more games this calendar year due to muscle injuries. While Adamyan hadn’t made it into the matchday squad for weeks anyway, youngster Max Finkgräfe came along for Pacarada.

Otherwise, Steffen Baumgart left his squad unchanged compared to the 0-0 draw against Mainz. At least for now, because with Faride Alidou, a 21st player surprisingly got on the bus on Saturday. The loanee from Eintracht Frankfurt was recently missing due to an injury. The FC coach will therefore have to remove one player from the squad on Sunday.

The squad at a glance

Tor: Marvin Schwäbe, Matthias Köbbing

Defense: Rasmus Carstensen, Benno Schmitz, Jeff Chabot, Dominique Heintz, Timo Hübers, Luca Kilian, Max Finkgräfe

Midfield: Denis Huseinbasic, Dejan Ljubicic, Eric Martel, Florian Kainz, Linton Maina, Jan Thielmann, Faride Alidou, Luca Waldschmidt, Mark Uth

Sturm: Davie Selke, Steffen Tigges, Florian Dietz

Injured: Sargis Adamyan, Leart Pacarada

Not taken into account: Philipp Pentke, Dimitris Limnios, Mathias Olesen, Noah Katterbach, Jacob Christensen, Elias Bakatukanda, Damion Downs, Emin Kujovic, Meiko Waschenbach

2023-12-17 03:37:31
#coach #Steffen #Baumgart #nominated #players #Cologne #game #Freiburg

December 17, 2023 0 comments

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TuS Gerresheim’s Controversial Decision to Leave the Field: Sporting Director Explains the Motives

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 21, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

In the district football league, TuS Gerresheim will be the next team on Sunday to try to inflict the first defeat of the ten-game-day old season on newly promoted SG Benrath-Hassels. Harald Becker’s team sets off for Hassels, 14 points behind the league leader. A mortgage that can also be traced back to a small extent to a ruling by the sports court. As expected, this scored the Gerresheimer away game on the ninth matchday at the Ratingen 04/19 reserve, which was canceled early, with 2-0 goals and three points in favor of Ratingen, who were leading 1-0 at the time of the cancellation. Those involved initially remained silent about what exactly led to the TuS leaving the field after just over 20 minutes of play. But now Ralf Student commented on the motives. “I simply no longer trusted the referee to finish the game without it escalating,” explains the TuS sporting director, who also represented head coach Harald Becker, who was on holiday, on that day.

2023-10-20 17:45:02
#Football #TuS #challenges #leaders

October 21, 2023 0 comments

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Key Players Matsumoto, MacDonald, and Ruuttu Lead Krefeld Pinguine to Victory Over Kassel Huskies

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 25, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Krefeld · The trio Matsumoto, MacDonald and Ruuttu played a key role in the Krefeld Pinguine’s 6-2 home win against the Kassel Huskies on Sunday. Meanwhile, Captain Alexander Weiß cannot explain a discrepancy.

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September 25, 2023 0 comments

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HSG Krefeld Niederrhein Dominates Season Opener: Eagles Comeback to Defeat TV Homburg 36:28

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 3, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

There they were again, the two faces of HSG Krefeld Niederrhein from the friendly against Tusem Essen. Just like against the second division side, the Eagles offered two different halves in the first league game of the new season on Saturday evening at TV Homburg, which has been promoted. But after being 14:18 behind at the break, they impressively took control of the events in the Robert Bosch Hall in front of 600 spectators and in the end deservedly won 36:28.

Before the game, the HSG felt the new general conditions in the south-west relay. Because they had to fight their way through some traffic jams on their way to Saarland and only arrived in Homburg 70 minutes before the start of the game. That was perhaps one of the reasons why the Eagles didn’t come into play and were already five goals behind after nine minutes (2:7). The game of the favorites was characterized by hustle and bustle, technical errors and slightly missed goal opportunities. Coach Mark Schmetz immediately took his first break. “The first half went as I expected. Homburg are not a bad team. We simply left too much behind, including two seven-meter shots,” said the coach afterwards.

Because the Eagles didn’t panic despite the loud support of the home fans and the deficit, goalkeeper Sven Bartmann made a few saves and the goal was now more effectively completed, the HSG quickly closed the gap to 7:8. But further mistakes gave the home side a four-goal advantage before the break.

At the beginning of the second half things went as if on rails for HSG, who quickly made up for the gap. The strong performance of Robert Krass began, who scored the first two of his eight goals in the end. The new circle player Ruben Sousa then made sure with two goals that the HSG took the lead for the first time in the 34th minute (19:18). Between minutes 38 and 45, the guests pulled away with a 6:0 run, which was a kind of preliminary decision. Sven Bartmann again contributed to this with strong saves. “Shortly before the break, I felt that the Homburgers were exhausted. The second half started very well for us. The defense was also very good. We solved the situations six against seven very well. Then we moved away. Homburg came back again, but because that took a lot of strength, we were able to pull away again and easily bring the game home,” said Schmetz. Krass easily increased his hit account to eight.

It’s normal that things don’t go as planned in the first game. The coach wants his players to be clever: “We have to recognize faster what the opponent is up to and what they are doing. Before the break, Homburg was always looking for the pivot that we couldn’t really get a grip on.”

With this victory behind them, everyone in the HSG camp and their fans can look forward to the home premiere next Saturday at 7 p.m. against SC Longerich. “It’s definitely a highlight game for us. For me, this is a team that will end up in the top four,” says Schmetz. The Cologne suburban team impressively swept the newly promoted Ratingen out of the hall with 35:23.

#Handball #League #tailormade #start #HSG #Krefeld

September 3, 2023 0 comments

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HSG Trio to Make Explosive Return to Schalksmühle in the Third Handball League

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 23, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Coach Mark Schmetz and the two players Philipp Dommermuth and Christopher Klasmann will certainly not be welcomed very warmly when HSG Krefeld Niederrhein play their last away game against the Schalksmühler Dragons in the western division of the 3rd handball league on Saturday (7.30 p.m.). The trio had left the Sauerland before the season after quarrels with the board.

March 23, 2023 0 comments

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