First loss of points for SC Magdeburg: The Wiegert-Sieben only missed the first defeat of the defeat of the first defeat of the defeat in terms of personnel.
SC Magdeburg surprisingly had to accept the first loss of points in the handball Bundesliga. After a flawless start with four league wins and two successes in the Champions League, the runner -up did not get out of 31:31 (11:16) on Saturday evening during replacement weakened HC Erlangen. This means that only the THW Kiel is without loss of point, the record champion will play at SC DHfK Leipzig on Sunday (6 p.m. in the live ticker).
Wiegert: “Do you have to live with it”
“It was a change of feelings. Especially the end of the first half brought us for a better result,” said Magdeburg coach Bennet Wiegert at Dyn: “But I also know that we have to live with the 31:31. That feels extremely tough because we have invested a lot.” Erlangen’s top goal scorer Marek Nissen proudly said: “We made it outstanding as a team. Big compliment to the young players who were thrown in here.”
Erlangens Sander Andreasesassen Overjuret at the litter
SCM from the role
Two days after the hard -won 22:21 at FC Barcelona, Magdeburg were clearly noticeable in the exertion of the away trip. The Champions League winner did not find the game at all and was quickly 2: 6 behind. Wiegert demanded “more teamwork” after 20 minutes, but it didn’t get any better. “That was not enough of all of us in all areas,” said Gisli Kristjansson during the break.
Magdeburg increases after the break
In the second half, a little more momentum came into the Magdeburg efforts, at 19:20 the favorite for exceptional players Omar Ingi Magnusson made the connection. But Erlangen fought and expanded the lead to three goals. Only six minutes before the end did Magdeburg equalize (27:27). In the hectic final phase, both teams had chances for victory, but Magdeburg missed the lead. In front of 5,003 spectators in Nuremberg, Erlangen rewarded himself with one point. With ten goals, Nissen was the outstanding thrower of the Franks, who had to do without several regular players. Magdeburg protruded Magnusson with eleven goals, but could not prevent the loss of dot.
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