Bayern Munich and Ulm do not burn anything in the basketball Bundesliga (BBL). Both top teams won their home game with almost 30 points.
Bayern Munich finished the Rostock Seawolves with 91:66 (56:27) on Saturday (22.03.2025). At the same time, the competitor prevailed even more clearly with 115: 88 (61:40) against the Skyliners Frankfurt.
Defending champion Bayern had recaptured the league lead with a 70:62 against Ulm last Monday. On Thursday, the Munich team received a bitter 89:11 defeat in the Euroleague at BASKONIA VITEIA GASTEIZ, next Tuesday at FC Barcelona the second part of the Spanish double guest game will be on the program.
Bavaria’s Bitim with a strong quota for three
Rostock was completely overwhelmed in Munich from the start and had Bayern play almost undisturbed, especially in the first half. With an 11-0 run, the team of world champion coach Gordon Herbert pulled away from it in the middle of the first districts. At halftime, the Seawolves had just 27 points on the account.
In half -time two, the hosts took some pressure out of the game and drove the victory sovereign. Onuralp Bitim was the best thrower of Munich with 18 points and converted six of his nine attempts beyond the three -point line.
Saraf and Essengue convince at Ulm
The Ulm also had little problems and led against the table sixteenth from Frankfurt at half -time with a 21 -point lead.
In addition to top scorer Ben Saraf (22 points), top talent Noa Essengue was also well played. The 18-year-old Frenchman came up to 21 points.
Vechta fails in Hamburg
With Rasta Vechta, one of the worst pursuers of the top duo from Munich and Ulm had to take a surprising bankruptcy. The North Germans lost 73:86 at the Hamburg Towers. Thanks to a decent increase in performance in the second half, the result was not even clearer, the Lower Saxony had troubled with 22 points at the break. Hamburg opens up in the table to the Rostockers, Vechta slips to fifth place.
The Baskets Oldenburg also won the duel of the opposites at the giant Ludwigsburg. The best offensive team in the league prevailed on the best defensive with 79:66 and, as the new table sevent, has a game ahead of the Swabians. The most successful basket hunter was national player Len Schoormann with 17 points for Oldenburg.