Foxes Berlin shine in the semi-finals and reach Champions League final!

Foxes Berlin shine in the semi-finals and reach Champions League final!

A memorable day for the Foxes Berlin: On June 14, 2025, the team provided history as part of the Champions League Final Four in Cologne. With a clear 34:24 win over HBC nantes, the foxes moved into the final of the prestigious Champions League for the very first time. The match took place in the Lanxess Arena, which became an exciting handball action that afternoon.

The game started turbulent for the Berliners, because Mathias Gidsel was expelled in the 9th minute with a red card of the field. But instead of being discouraged, the team took the command and quickly led 6: 3. As reported ZDF today, goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev, in particular, ensured that the foxes do not give the reins. In the first half, the team was already in front with 18:12

team performance at the highest level

In the second half, the foxes further expanded the lead. Lasse Andersson jumped into the Breathe after the failure of Gidsel and scored a total of seven goals, while Tim Freiher became the best thrower of the game with ten goals. Coach Jaron Siewwert praised his team's concentrated performance, especially in the decisive phases of the game.

The foxes, which are now looking at an impressive series of 21 cross -competition games without defeat, meet the winner of the duel between SC Magdeburg and FC Barcelona in the final. Gidsel will be eligible to play again in the final, which gives Berlin hope to win the first Champions League title in the club's history Sportschau.de reported.

The Final Four and the further course

The final Four, which took place on June 14th and 15th in Cologne, was a real highlight for all handball fans. In addition to the Füchsen Berlin, SC Magdeburg and FC Barcelona also started. The latter had already collected 12 Champions League titles in the past, while SC Magdeburg was victorious last year in the semi-finals against Barcelona. Both games were broadcast live on the free TV, which made the event even more accessible, such as Sport Bild noted.

Now it remains to be seen whether the foxes can continue their impressive run in the final. Will Berliners succeed in bringing the coveted trophy home? One thing is certain: the team has shown that they are ready to fight for the great success. The anticipation is great and the entire handball world looks excited about the final duel.