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TuS Ferndorf: Faulenbach injury overshadows first victory

Kreuztal.
TuS Ferndorf has achieved its first second division victory, but the joy is subdued. Jonas Faulenbach may have been seriously injured.

The spell is broken! Second division handball team TuS Ferndorf celebrated its first league win of this season with a 32:27 (17:12) against Dessau-Roßlauer HV 06 and finally showed what the 820 fans in the Stählerwiese sports hall are hoping for from their team had. But there may be a shadow over this long-awaited success: seven minutes before the end, playmaker Jonas Faulenbach, one of the best on the floor with five goals and his steady hand, was eliminated. After preparing the 28:23 for Niklas Diebel, “Fauli” remained on the floor screaming in pain and had to be carried away on the stretcher. It is to be feared that Hesse, who is so important for the overall statics of the team, has sustained an injury of as yet unknown severity on his right knee. An investigation should provide more information on Monday.

Strong Lukas Siegler

But let’s turn the wheel back. The pressure that had weighed on them after four previous defeats was in no way noticeable on the red shirts. Yes, the Ferndorf team had the best first half of the season. This assessment applied equally to the defensive and the offensive. Only five Ferndorf attacks did not end with a goal in the first 30 minutes. Lukas Siegler, who scored five wonderful goals that he had prepared himself with his agility and speed of action, set particularly remarkable accents. In general, everything worked at Ferndorf in these first 30 minutes up front, Andreas Bornemann not only excelled as a goal scorer, but also as a template for circle runner Mattis Michel and brought Jonas Faulenbach in the “middle” then order and calm when necessary became.

Guests never really get it

The 3-0 catapult start (3rd) was important for the Kreuztaler because it released many blockages, including the mental brakes. Ferndorf pulled away over 7: 3 (10th) and 10: 5 (14th) to 13: 6 (18th), the lead leveling off between four and six hits. A mortgage was supposed to be the red card for one of these “tall men” from the second row for the Central Germans, whose lofty back room had rarely been used against the extremely agile Ferndorf defense: Lennart Gliese had Andreas Bornemann with the siren on his neck in brackets and was asked for this foul directly from the field – a tough decision from Dessau’s point of view.

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