The Fuchs Berlin handball team continued their downward trend in the Bundesliga and suffered their fourth defeat in a row. In Sunday’s catch, Berlin lost to German champions DHW Keele 26:32 (16:13). Strong first half is not enough. This means the Black Berlin series is on the hinge – it has never been able to score in the Ostihall. Hans Lindbergh had seven of the best Berlin bowlers, while Los Anderson had four.
After a short injury break, coach Jaron Seaward was able to pull back on captain Paul Trux. His team was very focused from the start. Within three minutes, they were leading 3-2. Above all, a good cover job made it possible to set itself further. Kiel’s ball losses were penalized. Nine minutes later they were four goals ahead for the first time (8: 4).
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After that, however, the Berliners failed to expand their presence. The hosts came up with two goals. But the defense was good, and keeper Tejan Milosevlev showed significant savings. Unlike in the past, foxes do not make any technical mistakes. In the 25th minute, the lead increased to five goals for the first time (13: 8).
However, after the page change, the picture is completely different. The hosts accelerated, and nothing with the foxes succeeded. Initially they were 4-0 up and were suddenly behind. They lost many opportunities in the attack and had no access to security.
Kiel hit very easily now, the margin of error of Berliners was significantly higher than the first half. So Kiel brought victory to the finish line easily. Fuchs had to concede defeat again before a long trip to the last group match of the European League on Tuesday against Sporting Lisbon in Black City, Poland. (dpa)
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