SC Magdeburg remains with the clear victory against HC Erlangen in the fight for the championship in favor.
SC Magdeburg did not show any nakedness in the catch-up of the 17th game day against the penultimate HC Erlangen and achieved a safe 30:19 (14: 9) winner in the local Getec-Arena. The head coach Bennet Wiegert, which is currently placed on Bundesliga rank, can continue to dream of defending the title-Magdeburg has only one minus point more than the leadership duo from Berlin and Melsungen, but are still three games behind.
Erlangen can only hope for a short time
The guests from Franconia had traveled to Saxony-Anhalt with the recommendation of the 31:31 surprise against leader Berlin and should also have problems in the first round. After a 5: 1 lightning start (8th), a few inadequacies sneaked up to the hosts who, led by the former Magdeburg Maciej Bala (4 goals before the break), in the meantime to 9: 8 (20th) and 11: 9 (24.).
But above all a man pulled the tooth more and more to the initially stubborn HCE. SCM keeper Sergey Hernandez repeatedly turned out to be insurmountable wall. The Spaniard collected 15 parades (44.1 percent) for over 60 minutes, which meant the cornerstone of the ultimately significant success. “We wanted to play good tempo ball, a good defense with a good goalkeeper and if Sergey has such a cream day, it is a little easier for us. A lot of what we did, it worked out well,” said Philipp Weber after the final siren in Dyn-Interview back.
Gisli Kristjansson is looking for and finds Magnus Saugstrup on the circle.
Weber becomes the top scorer of the game
In the course of the one -sided second half with seven goals, Weber turned into the top scorer of the game. Erlangen, now only a better sparring partner for the Wiegert-Sieben, Peu a Peu went out. Magdeburg used this ice cold. Gisli Kristjansson increased to double digits for the first time a quarter of an hour before the end (45./24:14). The most beautiful goal of the evening was reserved for Philipp Weber, who refined the identically planned Kempa from a break to Kristjansson’s intersection and Omar Ingi Magnusson’s fine lifting (49./27:15.).
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