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Eklat in Chemnitz!

When the Niners win against Hamburg, some fuses go through in the audience. Again and again Hamburg players are probably insulted. After the game, player Lukas Meisner bursts out in the Krager interview – and even breaks it off!

In the further game Bonn wins against Braunschweig, Oldenburg clearly against Ludwigsburg and Crailsheim against Bamberg.

Chemnitz – Hamburg 87:80

Crime in Chemnitz! The Niners were trailing all game–until the end of the quarter. Since the team turns up their own audience completely.

Led by Arnas Velicka and Kevin Yebo (both 16 points), the Niners are actually seven points behind. In the end there is an 87:80 victory.

The mood is heated – and probably boiling over.

Hamburg star Lukas Meisner talks himself into a rage in an interview with Magenta Sport afterwards: “It’s great when some fans from Chemnitz always insult you. Congratulations to you in any case. Unbelievable! cheek!

Meisner cooks, keeps looking grimly at the audience. “Yes, that man in front,” he identifies a culprit and points to the audience with his microphone.

The Hamburger continues to complain: “I think the atmosphere is great, but it doesn’t have to be like that! I mean, I just find it a little silly. Sorry, I can also leave the bang. I don’t need to be turned on like that from the side.”

That’s it! The interview is over for Meisner. In the exit he stammers “Yes, no buck. Thanks for nothing.”

On the way out of the hall you can clearly see how the fans give him the finger. Meisner scolds the ranks and then evaporates.

Bonn – Brunswick 89:78

Victory in front of a special guest!

National coach Gordon Herbert (64) stopped by Telekom Baskets Bonn against the Löwen Braunschweig. On the day that Germany got a hammer group in the World Cup, Herbert looked for some distraction – and saw an exciting game!

The leader of the table is not naked! In the end, Bonn still clearly wins against the basement child Braunschweig. Victory comes once again from star player TJ Shorts. He has 24 points and five assists.

Bonn coach Tuomas Iisalo explains at Magenta Sport: “We expected a close game. It was good practice for the playoffs. Tight games await us there.”

National coach Herbert does not see any brilliant performances from his boys: Braunschweig national player David Krämer experienced a mixed evening. He has 23 points. However, only seven of his 17 attempts are successful, and he also ensures four turnovers. The carpenter twins Nicholas (4 points) and Brandon (0) are not playing their best game either. Bonn talent Leon Kratz hits 80 percent of his throws and scores 8 points.

As so often in the season, Braunschweig is keeping up well and is on two points. In the end, however, the lions fail again. “It was a close game. In the end we didn’t distribute the ball well and lost our momentum. Bonn took advantage of that,” analyzed coach Jesus Ramirez. “We tried to defend shorts. Unfortunately, you don’t often manage to do that against him.”

Curious: Even against the leaders of the table, the lion series holds. Also in the fifth game in a row Braunschweig wins the 2nd quarter.

Oldenburg – Ludwigsburg 93:80

What an announcement! In the duel of the fourth against the fifth, Oldenburg played in a frenzy, rolled over the Ludwigsburg at times.

Due to the bankruptcy, Ludwigsburg can even slip to sixth place if Göttingen wins against Bayern on Sunday (6 p.m.).

Oldenburg hits more than 60 percent from the field – an outstanding value! Star player Dewayne Russell scores 28 points. Shon Miller has 8 points for Ludwigsburg.

Crailsheim – Bamberg 101:92

Led by Arunas Mikalauskas (21 points) and James Batemon III (20 pts), the Crailsheimers celebrate an unchallenged victory.

Outstanding at Bamberg: Gerel Simmons has 23 points in just 19 minutes of play.