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Fighting Mülheim badminton players with a double victory despite defeats!
1. BV Mülheim an der Ruhr suffers another defeat in the Badminton Bundesliga. Current results and game analysis.
Fighting Mülheim badminton players with a double victory despite defeats!
Unfortunately, badminton fans from Cologne and the surrounding area have to come to terms with the latest results of 1. BV Mülheim an der Ruhr. In match days four and five of the 2025/2026 Bundesliga season, the team suffered another defeat, which dampened the mood of the players and fans. On Saturday the team met TV Refrath and had to admit defeat with a 1:6 in front of over 70 spectators. Only Jarne Schlevoigt and Nikolaj Stuplich were able to win an honorary point in the first men's doubles when they won a thrilling three-set match against Alex Green and Marcelo Kausemann.
Unfortunately, things didn't go any better on Sunday against SV Fun-Ball Dortelweil. With a 0:7 defeat in front of over 80 spectators, no Mülheim player was able to win a set. A bright spot was Ciar Pringle, who showed a good game in the second men's singles against Victor Svendsen, but still lost. These results put 1. BV Mülheim in a tense position in the Badminton Bundesliga table, where they have zero wins so far.
Current table and challenge for the Mülheim team
As the data from Badminton.de shows, SV Fun-Ball Dortelweil leads the table, while 1. BV Mülheim in eighth place has not won a single game with three defeats. The team will urgently need to improve to improve its position in the league.
| Place | Association |
|---|---|
| 1 | SV Fun Ball Dortelweil |
| 8 | 1. BV Mülheim |
1. BV Mülheim's next home games are scheduled for shortly before Christmas, and the North German opponents could provide a breath of fresh air. But the players have to pull themselves together and translate their training performance into the next matches. The goal is clear: get some points into your account and finish the year better.
The popularity of badminton in Germany
Despite the difficulties of 1. BV Mülheim, badminton remains a very popular sport in Germany, both recreationally and competitively. In 2024, the German Badminton Association had almost 175,000 members, and a total of around 4.5 million people in Germany play badminton, often without membership in a club. These numbers make it clear that badminton is very popular among the general population and that young players are also very passionate about it.
Although it is challenging for 1. BV Mülheim, the fans must not lose hope and support for their team. Maybe the turnaround will come soon and the club can show what it's made of in the next matches. The sport not only thrives on success, but also on the passion of the players and the support of the fans.