Handball Bundesliga
“Incredibly great game” – Flensburg celebrates late comeback
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With the last throw: SG wins the Nordderby against Kiel – the highlights in the video
What a thriller in the handball Bundesliga! SG Flensburg-Handewitt defeated THW Kiel with 28:27. Emil Jakobsen scores the winning goal in the last second. It is the first defeat of the season for the German champions. The highlights in the video.
The SG Flensburg-Handewitt spoiled the THW Kiel’s perfect start to the season and is happy about the victory in the top game. But Kiel’s coach doesn’t want to know anything about a setback. The highlights of the turbulent game are here in the video.
The storm of celebration on the field, the victory humba with his team colleagues and the euphoric fans – no wonder that Simon Pytlick at the press conference after the thrilling 28:27 of the handball players from SG Flensburg-Handewitt in the 109th Schleswig-Holstein duel against the THW Kiel, I first stretched my back vigorously. “It was a tough game,” said the 22-year-old Dane after Flensburg’s 39th win in the “Nord-Clasico”.
Above all, it was an extremely important game and an extremely valuable victory for the hosts. Because if they had lost, the SG would have lost contact with the top of the table early on and lost sight of winning the title as their goal for the season. With 4:2 points, the Flensburgers are fully on target in sixth place.
“A defeat in Magdeburg is acceptable,” said new SG coach Nicolej Krickau, referring to last weekend’s 29:31 defeat by the Champions League winners. After his first – and successful – derby, the 36-year-old added: “Everything is open in the league.” After four games, the Kiel team are in third place with 6:2 points.
“It’s a real shame that we didn’t reward ourselves,” said Kiel coach Filip Jicha
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“You could see how much that means for the club, the city and the team,” said Emil Jakobsen after kick-off on broadcaster Dyn. The SG left winger scored the winning goal seconds before the end and the campus hall was sold out with 6,300 spectators Brought to boil over. Nicolej Krickau particularly praised his team’s “mental performance”. In fact, the Flensburg team didn’t let themselves be stopped by a 24:27 deficit in the 56th minute. They turned the game around with the final 4-0 run.
THW goalkeeper receives praise from the Flensburg camp
Goalkeeper Benjamin Buric provided strong support with eleven saves. Nicolej Krickau certified the Bosnian’s “incredibly good performance”. THW keeper Tomas Mrkva even fended off two more balls, receiving extra praise from Flensburg’s backcourt player Pytlick for his “good performance”.
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Kiel’s coach Filip Jicha said after his team’s first defeat of the season: “We saw an incredibly great game. It’s a real shame that we didn’t reward ourselves.” The Czech doesn’t fear any negative consequences from the derby defeat: “Victory doesn’t form a team, defeats form a team.”
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Simon Pytlick, despite all the friends about the win against the North German arch-rivals, also pointed out a weak point. “We have to minimize the technical errors,” demanded the Dane, who, according to the game statistics, made five of these errors. Nevertheless, the national player sees himself on the right path. “I wanted to go to the Bundesliga,” said the Flensburg entry. “I’ve heard so much that it’s the strongest league in the world. After three games I can say it’s true.”
Pytlick and his Flensburgers have the next chance to prove themselves on Monday (7 p.m., Dyn) in the away game against TBV Lemgo Lippe. The SG suffered a 21:26 defeat there last season. The Kielers, on the other hand, are already challenged on Sunday (3 p.m., Dyn). MT Melsungen, who are currently leaders in the Bundesliga with 6:0 points, will be guests at THW.
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