Foxes Berlin triumph: Gidsel shines with 15 goals in the championship race!

Foxes Berlin triumph: Gidsel shines with 15 goals in the championship race!

On Thursday evening there was a crucial game in the Daikin Handball Bundesliga in the Max-Schmeling-Halle. The Foxes Berlin prevailed with 37:29 against MT Melsungen and thus consolidated their league lead with 52:10 points. A total of 9,000 spectators followed the duel and experienced a remarkable outbreak of the Foxes goalkeeper Mathias Gidel, who set up a personal league record with 15 goals.

The encounter was of great importance, since both teams before the game in places in two and three layers. The SC Magdeburg is now following the foxes with 51:11 points, while Melsungen takes second place with 50:12 points. The decisive phase of the game took place in less than five minutes when the foxes added 7: 7 to 13: 7, which laid the foundation for victory.

foxes dominate the first half

Despite the initial difficulties, the foxes quickly showed their strength. Goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev, who parried nine balls in the first round, performed a decisive performance that helped the team to go into half time with a comfortable 18:12 lead. Nils Lichtlein scored the first goal for the foxes, while his uncle Carsten Lichtlein stayed on the bench during the game. Gidsel increased to 13: 7 with two tempo rose beam and once again demonstrated his extraordinary skills.

in the second half, Gidsel's impressive form continued. The gate of 24:17 in the 38th minute confirmed his superiority, while with his 15th goal in the final phase of the game he exceeded the personal HBL best brand. His teammate Tim Freihofer emphasized the importance of hard work for the championship, which is now within reach. After the game, Gidsel himself showed himself relieved about victory and expressed that it meant a lot for him and the team.

Melsungen under pressure

Despite a combative performance, MT Melsungen remained behind the expectations. Despite the defeat, coach Roberto Garrondo was proud of his team, but also expressed dissatisfaction with the performance shown. Melsungen threatens to stay without a title and without qualification for the Champions League this season. Another setback was the failure of the goalkeeper Nebojsa Simic, who suffered a cruciate ligament tear, which caused the team additional difficulties.

With only three game days until the end of the season, the Foxes Berlin are on the best way to win the first championship in the club's history. The current table situation and the impressive statistics of the foxes, which achieved an average of 34.81 goals per game and have conceded 28.90 goals, underline the team's shape strength. Information on this can be found on the Handballstats247 platform, which offers regularly updated statistics and trends.

The tension in the Bundesliga remains high, and the remaining games promise other exciting duels, while the Foxes Berlin and its pursuers enter into the decisive phase of the season.

For a detailed analysis of the current season and table stands, take a look at rbb24 Bild and Handballstats247 .