Flensburg suffers surprising defeat against Lemgo!

The SG Flensburg-Handewitt collected a bitter defeat against TBV Lemgo Lippe at the weekend. The team lost 29:34 (13:20) and thus remains under pressure in the race for the Champions League places. The setback takes place only one week after the important derby victory against THW Kiel.

The match started promising for Flensburg, which could quickly play out a 5-1 lead in the 6th minute. The lead could be expanded to 9: 6 until the 14th minute, but the defensive had difficulty controlling the Lemgoer attack that has now been changed. The TBV team, led by coach Florian Kehrmann, switched their game to four back room players, which turned out to be crucial. Lemgo managed to quickly catch up and finally even to 12: 9 (22nd minute) and 16:10 (25th minute).

setbacks and the course of the game

In the 11th minute, Lemgo benefited from a two-minute penalty against Flensburg's Lasse Möller, who gave the guests additional scope. Lamgog’s Nicolai Theilinger equalized in the 18th minute to 9: 9. In the second half, the deficit for Flensburg Even grew to 14:24 (36th minute), which the game seemed to appear. SG coach Ales Pajovic took a second break to motivate his team, but emphasized that there was still enough time to fight.

Flensburg's Emil Jakobsen was the best thrower of the game and scored a total of ten goals. Meanwhile, Tim Suton was able to land seven goals for Lemgo. Despite the efforts of the Flensburg goalkeeper Kevin Möller, who showed 14 parades, Lemgo remained at a distance and declined the game with a five goals lead. The next game for TBV Lemgo will take place on April 5 against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen at 7:00 p.m. noreferrer "> WDR reported.

The TM Lemgo established itself through these tactical adjustments and the strong defense work as an opponent that made Flensburg difficult. The TBV could benefit from a 6-0 run that developed between the 14th and 22nd minute. The Lemgoers kept in control of the game and forced to accept an unexpected defeat, as well as n-tv reported.