The disappointment with the handball players of the Füchse Berlin was huge on Saturday evening. “It hurts extremely,” said world handball player Mathias Gidsel. Because the loss of points in the master race of the handball Bundesliga could have consequences. “It feels like a defeat,” added coach Jaron Siewert after the 31:31 draw at the relegation candidate HC Erlangen.
In the tight title fight, every unnecessary loss of points weighs twice as difficult. “I have the feeling that we played a great chance this year,” said Gidel. On Sunday, TSV Hannover-Burgdorf could pass the Berliners with a success. “We only make it difficult for ourselves,” said the 26-year-old Dane. “Of course it didn’t cost the championship yet. But you have to win such a game if you want to become a master,” he continued.
Three days after the hard fought into the quarter -finals of the Champions League, the team looked tired and never found its rhythm. The last percentage was therefore missing in many situations. “We don’t get Fifty-Fifty campaigns. Such a rebound, then not a rebound. They all fall into their hands. And you need them in such a game to pull the game back on your side,” said Siewert.
In addition, with Fabian Wiede and Tim Freihöfer, two important players were missing. Both had injured themselves against Kielce on Wednesday. And so there were even fewer rotary options in the already small squad.
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The little break is just right with ten game -free days. Because the foxes had not qualified for the Cup final four next weekend. “Maybe that’s a good thing that we are not there. So we get a little energy back for the crucial phase,” said Gidel. Because then decisive duels await the direct competitors THW Kiel and Hanover.