Essen.
After the two defeats on the double matchday against Bonn and Cologne, Essen are already 14 points behind the non-relegation place.
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2nd women’s Bundesliga
After the two defeats on the double match day against their fellow rivals in the fight to stay in the league, the Etuf women’s mortgage continues to grow. Before the final home game of the second half of the season against the Hamburger Polo Club next Sunday, the team of the coaching duo Belal Enaba / Jaroslaw Stefanik is already 14 points behind a non-relegation place.
Etuf – Bonn THV 0: 4 (0: 1). While the Etuf are still waiting for their first win after eight games in the second half of the season, the Bonn team ended the negative series after five unsuccessful attempts. The hosts, again severely weakened, defended themselves against the defeat for a long time. After Maria-Luisa Esser quickly led the Bonn team in the third minute, the decision was only made in the final phase. Thea Scheidl (52nd) and again the outstanding Esser (54th/59) made the final score. For goalkeeper Susanne Struth, the weakness on the offensive was once again the decisive factor: “13 goals in 17 games are simply not enough. After falling behind early, we still had plenty of time to turn the game around. These hopes were not even partially fulfilled. We actually didn’t fire a single shot at the BTHV goal until the final whistle. Either the last pass did not arrive or a mistake crept in before it was completed. ”But the Bonn team did not set off any fireworks in front of the Essen gate. Only when coach Belal Enaba hired his team more offensively in the last minutes did Bonn use the gaps in the otherwise good Etuf defense.
Etuf: Zibuschka, Struth; Schütte, A. Stanc, Teichelkamp, Giskes, Linnhoff, Barfeld, Paus, Witte, Hülser, Hammersen, Gricksch, H. Stanc, Lambrecht.
Etuf – BW Cologne 1: 3 (1: 1). After a short offensive from Cologne, the Etuf women got better into the game, initially failed with a penalty corner, but took the lead in the ninth minute through Hannah Stanc after a quick free hit. The guests then increased the pressure, but could not use three short corners and failed with a seven-meter penalty against the quick-reacting Nina Zibuschka in goal. However, shortly after the start of the second quarter she was powerless after another penalty corner. The Domstadt team developed clear advantages, took the lead in the 46th minute and then made the decision two minutes before the final whistle. Lara Schellberg came into the squad for goalkeeper Susanne Struth.
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