Saarbrücken (ke) – At the start of the season in the table tennis Bundesliga, the TTC RhönSprudel Maberzell only had to admit defeat. At last year’s championship runner-up 1. FC Saarbrücken, he lost 3-2. After three singles, Maberzell led 2: 1, but could not close the sack in either the fourth singles or the following doubles.
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“It was a very dramatic, high-class game,” said a delighted Stefan Frauenholz. Maberzell’s chairman saw a brilliant debut of the French newcomer Alexandre Cassin, as did 170 spectators in the Joachim Deckarm-Halle. He beat the Czech Tomas Polanksy 3-2 after five sets. Cassin looked strong and nervous when he first appeared in the Maberzeller jersey. In the first set he was 3: 7 behind – and won 11: 7. He also won the second round before he suffered a slack. To be fully back in the decision set. He moved up and away – and won 11: 6. And his team led 2-1.
The guest team now had the surprise in mind. But Maberzell gave up the match. At first, Quadri Aruna was defeated by ex-Maberzeller Patrick Franziska with 0: 3. Frauenholz struggled a little with that. “Both Ruwen Filus in the opening singles and Aruna later awarded a set point against Franziska in the first set. If they could only have used one of them, the match might turn out differently. ”Finally, the double Cassin / fan Bo Meng went empty-handed against the well-rehearsed double Jorgic / Polansky. Initially, the Maberzeller harmonized perfectly, but then produced too many errors. “We will still be working on the doubles,” said Frauenholz.
1. FC Saarbrücken – TTC RhönSprudel Fulda-Maberzell 3: 2
Patrick Franziska – Ruwen Filus 3:0 (14:12, 11:6, 11:5)
Tomas Polansky – Quadri Aruna 1:3 (6:11, 7:11, 11:8, 10:12)
Darko Jorgic – Alexandre Cassin 2:3 (7:11, 8:11, 11:5, 11:9, 6:11)
Patrick Franziska – Quadri Aruna 3:0 (13:11, 11:5 11:8)
Jorgic/Polannsky – Cassin/Meng 3:1 (7:11, 11.4, 11:3, 11:6)
viewers: 170
On Wednesday, the TTC RhönSprudel Maberzell will play its first home game of the Bundesliga season: TTC Schwalbe Bergneustadt will be a guest; Start in Wilmingtonhalle: 7 p.m. “There are still enough tickets for spontaneous people,” reveals Frauenholz. Spectators don’t have to worry. “We will adhere to the 3-G rule.”
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