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A phase of weakness brings a deficit
Driven by a well-filled guest fan block that really created a great atmosphere, the HSG gave TV Großwallstadt a hot fight – but were often unable to reward themselves in the small but decisive situations. The ex-Konstanzer Stefan Hanemann took a free throw away from the circle. After an even start (9:9), the TVG was able to pull away for the first time thanks to technical errors and counterattacks from Konstanz (12:9). “We did well for 15 minutes, but then we made a few mistakes, were no longer focused and let these setbacks in defense unsettle us,” said coach Vitor Baricelli.
Six Gate Mortgage
Bayern made effective use of the opportunities that presented themselves and made an interim spurt from 9:9 to 15:9 (20th). Ultimately, this was exactly the mortgage that HSG then had to chase the entire game – ultimately in vain. Technical errors, missed opportunities and, in some situations, insufficient retreat behavior meant that the Konstanzers were unable to further increase the pressure on the hosts. Instead, there was also bad luck. Especially in the second half, the HSG often managed to bring the TVG into the time game, but on the one hand they had to acknowledge the class of the eleven-time goalscorer Nils Kretschmer, but they also didn’t have the necessary luck of the capable on their side when there were deflected attempts. With the invigorating element of Raivis Gorbunov and an ever-growing Jonas Hadlich, consistency could never be shaken despite the many setbacks.
Third time penalty for Lars Michelberger
What really hurt was the third time penalty and the associated disqualification for Lars Michelberger, who was able to bring an additional variation into the game with his throwing strength and shorten it to 21:19. The deficit now leveled off at two or three goals, but the goal was never scored. Because a pass ended up in touch, the goal was scored several times over the fast middle after one’s own goals, Kretmscher was always there when TVG seemed to be going nowhere and was still successful three times in the threatened time game, and the Konstanzers simply did theirs The chances were not left behind by Stefan Hanemann, who was celebrating loudly. Konstanz tried everything again, but despite captain Stotz’s eight goals from nine attempts, he was unable to correct the score to make it 35:33. “We got too many goals from the circle and left too much behind,” said Baricelli and explained: “In a game with a lot of attacks and a high tempo, there are inevitably more goals.”
Next home game on Friday
The next home game takes place on Friday at 8 p.m. against ASV Hamm-Westfalen. Tickets are available at www.hsgkonstanz.de/tickets.
TV Großwallstadt – HSG Konstanz 35:33 (18:14)
TV Großwallstadt: Minerva, Hanemann (8 saves); Kretschmer (11), Salger (2), Klenk (1), Gempp (6), Eisenträger (3), Aukstikalnis (1), Schauer (5), Redkyn, Mohr, Horner (2), Buck, Zimmer (4) .
Trainer: André Lohrbach
HSG Konstanz: Noah Frensel, Tom Göres (5 saves/including 1 penalty) (both goals); Michel Stotz (8), Aron Czako (1), Lars Michelberger (3), Felix Sproß (4), Christos Erifopoulos (4), Luca Schwormstede, Raivis Gorbunovs (4), Jo Knipp, Maxim Pliuto, Nikita Pliuto (2) , Jonas Hadlich (5), Sören Fuhrmann, Lukas Bait (1/1), Veit Schlafmann.
Trainer: Vitor Baricelli
Viewers: 2249
Referee: Christopher Hillebrand and Stefan Umbescheidt
Time penalties: 10 min. (Kretschmer, Klenk, Zimmer 2 min. each, Horner 4 min.) – 8 min. (Michelberger three times 2 min.; Sprout 2 min.)
Seven meters: 6/7 (Eisenträger fails due to Göres) – 1/1
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**How did the team’s initial lead affect their overall game plan, and were there any adjustments made after Großwallstadt took control?**
## Interview: Digesting the HSG Konstanz Defeat
**Introduction**
Welcome to World Today News! We are joined today by Coach Vitor Baricelli of the HSG Konstanz and handball analyst [Name of Analyst], to discuss the recent loss against TV Großwallstadt.
**Section 1: Analyzing the Loss**
* **Coach Baricelli, you mentioned “strategic mistakes” played a role in the game. Could you elaborate on what those were and how they contributed to the final score?**
* **[Analyst], from an outside perspective, what were some of the key tactical decisions made by both teams that impacted the outcome?**
* **The article mentions HSG Konstanz seemed unnerved after the initial lead. How did overcoming this initial setback impact the team’s confidence and overall momentum?**
**Section 2: Performance Highlights and Key Players**
* **Coach Baricelli, despite the loss, there were certainly moments of brilliance from your team. What were some of the standout performances that you were proud of?**
* **[Analyst], Nils Kretschmer was a driving force for Großwallstadt. What made him such a threat to the HSG Konstanz defense?**
* **Lars Michelberger received a third-time penalty and subsequent disqualification. What kind of impact did his absence have on the team’s strategy and overall performance?**
**Section 3: Looking Forward**
* **Coach Baricelli, what lessons can your team take away from this tough loss against Großwallstadt?**
* **[Analyst], what areas do you think HSG Konstanz needs to focus on in their training regarding ball control, defense, and capitalizing on opportunities?**
* **With the upcoming game against ASV Hamm-Westfalen on Friday, what adjustments or tactical shifts might we see from HSG Konstanz?**
**Conclusion:**
Thank you both for your insightful analysis. We hope HSG Konstanz can learn from this match and come back stronger next time. We wish them the best of luck in their upcoming game.
**Open Questions for Further Discussion**:
* How important is crowd support for HSG Konstanz in their home games?
* What are your thoughts on the officiating during the match? Were there any controversial calls that may have influenced the outcome?
* What is the overall future outlook for HSG Konstanz based on their recent performance and potential?
These open-ended questions
provide opportunities for both Coach Baricelli and the analyst to share their unique perspectives and experience, contributing to a valuable and engaging interview for our audience.
