2. Bundesliga
TSV Bayer scores important points to stay in the league with 26:17 against Aue, TuSEM convinces with 31:28 against TuS N-Lübbecke.
Flying for victory: Joshua Reuland contributed greatly to Dormagen’s significant success with nine goals in ten attempts. (Photo: Michael Jäger)
This midfielder is growing and growing, he’s getting bigger every game day at the moment. This can also be expressed this way: behind ASV Hamm-Westphalia, relegated to the Bundesliga (10:0), who did not lose a single point, SG BBM Bietigheim (8:2) is the first pursuer – and behind the Baden team, second. -Württemberg follows, with 6 each: 4 points, like a string of pearls, a pack of eight teams, separated only by goal difference. It starts with third Eulen Ludwigshafen (plus 13) and ends with tenth VfL Lübeck-Schwartau (minus ten). The penultimate in this area is TuSEM Essen (minus eight), which can live very well with the current state of affairs. The current 31:28 over fifth-placed TuS N-Lübbecke (plus three) is once again proof that the Essen team and its young team certainly have what it takes to stay in the championship, which is the main objective of the 2023/2024 season. the position of the season is valid. The situation on the safe side applies at least as much to TSV Bayer Dormagen, who have now been able to add two very important victories to their credit. After the 35:29 on September 15 against TuS Vinnhorst, there was a 26:17 victory over EHV Aue thanks to an outstanding defensive performance – they were/are even twice as valuable success over two teams promoted. Vinnhorst and Aue (0:10 each) are currently in the two relegation places, so Dormagen in 13th place with 4:6 points is currently four points ahead of the hot danger zone. This is certainly more than coach Matthias Flohr and his team could have expected/hoped for after the 20:25 start to the season against N-Lübbecke. And the situation offers them the certainty that they now have everything in their hands.
TSV fell behind against Aue in a match not atypical for the relegation battle with a lot of effort and many mistakes in the 1:2 (5th) and 2:3 (8th), but took the above at the latest with 5:4. (12th) from Ian Hütter more and more in control. Aue managed to shorten the 9:5 (16th minute) to 9:10 (25th minute), but in the remaining sequence until the 12:9 (30th minute) at the end of the first half, Dormagen was again hit the concrete defensively. – which was also the case after the break against Saxon guests who often seemed helpless and helpless. Flohr’s team took the decision at the start of the first half by going from 12:10 (31st) to 18:10 (42nd) with six goals in a row and now confidently controlled the rest of the match and won an uncontested victory. . Dormagen received exceptional support from goalkeeper Christian Ole Simonsen (ten saves/save rate 37.04%) and left winger Joshua Reuland (nine goals in ten attempts). The TSV coach was naturally very relieved and very satisfied with the overall performance – and at the same time tried to draw up a realistic assessment: “We are still in the process of developing our young players.”
TuSEM colleague Michael Hegemann did not see things differently after the victory over TuS N-Lübbecke – and yet the evening was a greater pleasure for him: “If you see with what passion and commitment the team played, so it’s just a lot of fun. . The amount of footwork we defended and performed was sensational. It’s not every day that you score 31 goals either. So it was a very busy evening for us. » Up front, Essen even far exceeded its average from the previous season (24.5 goals per match), thanks in particular to the precision of right winger Felix Klingler and center Max. Neuhaus: Klingler scored six six-goal attempts with one hundred percent conversion, Neuhaus impressed with six goals from eight attempts (75 percent). Essen quickly turned the 0:1 (1st) and 1:2 (3rd) into 3:2 (5th) and then controlled the first half – 8:5 (16th), 10:6 (20th), 13 : 10 (82nd), 3:12 p.m. (30th). The guests then found themselves three goals down with 21:24 (49th) and 22:25 (50th), but Essen was no longer dangerous. At the latest, Finley Werschkull’s 30:24 (57th) eliminated the last minor doubts before N-Lübbecke could embellish the result in the last three minutes.
For Dormagen, the matter of remaining in the league continues on October 8 at Dessau-Roßauer HV, which occupies 14th place (4:6 points), a direct neighbor and which has so far experienced a roller coaster season – 31:36 at TV Großwallstadt, 26:19 against VfL Eintracht Hagen, 27:33 at HSG Nordhorn-Lingen, 20:27 against VfL Potsdam, 39:34 at VfL Lübeck-Schwartau. The fact that the Essen team will be busy in the next competitive match on Tuesday will certainly not overwhelm them, because in the third round of the DHB Cup, Hegemann’s team is considered a strong favorite against the team from the regional league HC Gelpe/Strombach – and a place in the round of 16 as homework. Progressing would then mean an additional date shortly before Christmas, but at the same time the tempting prospect of being 12/13. December to meet one of the major players in the industry. From THW Kiel to SG Flensburg-Handewitt to the reigning cup winners Rhein-Neckar Löwen or the current Bundesliga leader MT Melsungen, every great team can be imagined. The 2nd Bundesliga will be a little smaller next Sunday – with the match against Bundesliga relegated TSV GWD Minden (eleventh/4:6 points) also a very attractive task.
TSV Bayer Dormagen – EHV Aue 26:17 (12:9).
TSV Bayer Dormagen: Juzbasic, Simonsen – Reuland (9), Senden (2), Böhnert, Rehfus (1), I. Hüter (2), Reimer (4/2), Schroven (3), Strosack (3), P. Hüter, Träger , J.-Chr. Schmidt (1), Pauli, Steinhaus (1).
TuSEM Essen – TuS N-Lübbecke 31:28 (15:12).
TuSEM power supply: Fuchs, Diedrich – Ellwanger, Wolfram (2), Wilhelm (1), Homscheid (3/2), Asmussen (3), Eißing, Szczesny (3), Seidel, Klingler (6), Neuhaus (6), Rose (2 ), mât (2), Werschkull (1), tour (2).
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