34′
13:56
Goal for Netherlands, 7:18 by Dione Housheer
And again Nusser gets the ball in a half-left position and throws the ball into the top right of the goal from around nine meters.
33′
1:55 p.m
Goal for Netherlands, 7:17 by Larissa Nusser
Nusser goes into a duel against Smits and scores from a half-left position to the bottom right to make it 17:7.
32′
1:55 p.m
Important! Wachter parries a throw from Nusser’s right side, but then Döll also misses ten Holte.
32′
13:54
And once again Bölk fails from the half-left position to the Dutch goalkeeper. It remains at 7:16!
31′
13:53
Go on! Germany has the throw-off and is chasing a nine-goal deficit.
31′
13:53
Start of 2nd half
30′
13:41
Half-time conclusion:
Germany is behind 7:16 against the Netherlands at halftime. The DHB women completely overslept the start and needed 13 minutes to score the first goal. The Netherlands was already leading 5-0 by then and then extended this lead even further. National coach Gaugisch’s team failed mainly because of the strong Dutch goalkeeper ten Holte. Will the DHB team give up again or will Germany end up in sixth place at this World Cup?
29′
13:36
Goal for Netherlands, 7:16 by Bo van Wetering
van Wetering scores from the right wing to make it 16:7. Now it becomes really clear!
29′
13:36
Goal for Germany, 7:15 by Emily Bölk
Bölk scores from the center to make it 7:15.
28′
13:36
Goal for Netherlands, 6:15 by Larissa Nusser
27′
13:34
Goal for Netherlands, 6:14 by Laura van der Heijden
After a pass to the right winger in the circle, van der Heijden scores to make it 14:6.
26′
13:33
Goal for Germany, 6:13 by Alina Grijseels
Grijseels steps to the line and throws the ball into the goal at the top right to make it 6:13.
25′
13:33
Goal for Netherlands, 5:13 by Tamara Haggerty
Haggerty scores from the left wing to make it 13:5.
25′
13:33
After almost 25 minutes, the Dutch keeper had a major share in the lead. She has already held against the German attackers ten times. Filter and Wachter don’t have a parade yet.
23′
13:31
Goal for Germany, 5:12 by Johanna Stockschläder
Stockschläder prevails on the right and shortens the score to 5:12.
23′
1:30 p.m
Goal for Netherlands, 4:12 by Angela Malestein
In addition to the time penalty, the Netherlands also received a seven point penalty. Malestein throws the ball into the top left of the goal against Wachter.
22′
13:29
2 minutes for Annika Lott (Germany)
Lott sees the next two-minute penalty for a foul on Smits.
22′
13:29
Germany then takes the second time out. Can he reset his team before the break?
22′
13:28
Goal for Netherlands, 4:11 by Inger Smits
The Netherlands intercepts a pass to Böll and Smits runs alone towards the German goalkeeper and throws the ball into the goal from the top left to make it 11:4.
21′
13:27
Goal for Netherlands, 4:10 by Tamara Haggerty
After a pass to the circle, Haggerty scores to make it 10:4. Now it is slowly becoming clear for the 2019 world champions.
20′
13:26
Goal for Netherlands, 4:9 by Dione Housheer
And again Housheer prevails on the right and throws the ball into the goal at the bottom right to make it 9:4. In return, Stockschläder fails against ten Holte.
20′
1:25 p.m
The head coach of the Netherlands takes a time out when the score is 4:8.
19′
13:24
Goal for Germany, 4:8 by Johanna Stockschläder
Stockschläder now hits from the left wing and throws the ball into the bottom right of the goal.
19′
13:23
Goal for Netherlands, 3:8 by Dione Housheer
And Housheer now does it better and scores the goal from a half-left position to make it 8:3.
18′
13:23
After a nice pass to the left side to Xenia Smits, she throws the ball right onto ten Holte’s body and the score remains 3:7.
17′
13:21
After an attack, Leuchter remains lying on the circle and has to be treated. She grabs her left knee and has to get out first.
16′
13:19
Goal for Germany, 3:7 by Julia Behnke
Bahnke shortens from the center to 3:7.
16′
13:19
Goal for Netherlands, 2:7 by Angela Malestein
From the right wing, Malestein hits the bottom left into the goal.
14′
13:17
Goal for Netherlands, 2:6 by Yvette Broch
Broch powers through to the left wing and scores to make it 6:2.
14′
13:17
Goal for Germany, 2:5 by Julia Behnke
Germany intercepts an attack from the Dutch and makes the game quick. Behnke scores 2:5.
13′
13:16
Goal for Germany, 1:5 by Alina Grijseels
Grijseels steps to the line and throws the ball into the goal at the top right to make it 1:5.
13′
1:15 p.m
Goal for Netherlands, 0:5 by Angela Malestein
Malestein steps to the line and scores from the seven-meter line at the bottom left to make it 5-0. Filter is powerless.
12′
13:14
2 minutes for Amelie Berger (Germany)
Berger stops the goal with a foul on van Wetering and has to go to the bench for two minutes.
12′
13:14
Goal for Netherlands, 0:4 by Yvette Broch
After a pass to the left winger, Broch scores to make it 4-0 for the Netherlands.
11′
13:14
But the Netherlands now also fails with one throw. van der Heijden’s throw flies to the right of the box. Germany is back on the attack, but time is running out and Döll throws the ball past the box from the left wing.
10′
13:12
Now Leuchter tries it from the backcourt, but her throw from around nine meters also gets stuck in the defense. It remains 3-0 for the Netherlands.
9′
13:10
National coach Gaugisch then takes the first time out and tries to get his team involved again.
8th’
1:09 p.m
And like against Sweden, Germany started the game poorly and hadn’t scored a goal after almost eight minutes. Berger only hits the left post from the right wing.
7′
13:08
2 minutes for Dione Housheer (Netherlands)
Housheer also has to leave the field for 120 seconds after a foul.
6′
1:06 p.m
Goal for Netherlands, 0:3 by Yara ten Holte
Then ten Holte parries a ball and sees that there is no one in Germany’s goal and throws the ball into the empty goal to make it 3-0.
5′
1:06 p.m
Goal for Netherlands, 0:2 by Larissa Nusser
First Nusser scores from the center to make it 2-0.
5′
1:05 p.m
2 minutes for Xenia Smits (Germany)
Things aren’t going well for Germany in the first few minutes. Now Xenia Smits also has to leave the table for two minutes.
4′
13:04
Goal for Netherlands, 0-1 by Angela Malestein
There’s the first goal of the game. The Netherlands intercepts a ball in defense and makes the game quick through Malestein. It comes from the right and hits the bottom left into the goal to make it 1-0.
2′
1:03 p.m
Bölk also tries it from the central back area, but her throw from around nine meters also flies past the bottom left of the goal. Still 0-0!
1′
1:01 p.m
The Netherlands with the first attack. Nusser takes a shot from the center, but her throw flies past the box to the right.
1′
1:00 p.m
Let’s go! The Netherlands has the lead.
12:56
It’s the turn of the two teams and the national anthems of the two nations are about to be played.
12:50
The Netherlands remained undefeated in the group phase and in the main round group four and advanced to the quarter-finals as group winners. There, head coach Per Johansson’s team lost clearly against Norway with 23:30. In the placement games, the 2019 world champions beat Montenegro 28:25 and are now playing against Germany for fifth place.
12:41
After Germany moved into the quarter-finals as second in the main round group and with only one defeat against Denmark, head coach Markus Gaugisch’s team lost 20:27 to Sweden in the quarter-finals. Due to the second defeat in the tournament, the German women missed the semi-finals and were challenged in the placement games last Friday. The DHB women won confidently against the Czech Republic with 32:26. Now it’s all about fifth place for Germany. A win in today’s game can mean a lot: it depends on who the DHB team has to compete against in the Olympic qualification tournament.
12:23
Welcome to the game for fifth place at the 2023 Women’s Handball World Cup in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Germany meets the Netherlands at 1 p.m.