Dramatic handball final: Füchse Berlin against SC Magdeburg for titles!

Dramatic handball final: Füchse Berlin against SC Magdeburg for titles!

Magdeburg, Deutschland - A handball festival of the extra class awaits the fans on Sunday, because the Champions League final of the handball Bundesliga is just around the corner. At 6 p.m., the exciting showdown between the Füchsen Berlin and SC Magdeburg will kick off in the Lanxess Arena in Cologne. This faces two teams, both of which not only fight for victory, but also for a place in the history of handball. After 32 years and 21 titles that Germany has previously won in the Champions League, the ninth winner is now chosen from the Bundesliga.

The way to the final was anything but easy for both teams. SC Magdeburg, who last won the title in 2023, was dealing with the reigning title holder FC Barcelona in the semi -finals. After a gripping game that ended at 31:30, Magdeburg moved into the final. They used the return to the shape in the second half, where they started a dramatic catch -up. Tim Hornke scored the decisive goal in the last second. But the foxes Berlin also also staged convincingly by overcoating HBC Nantes with 34:24, although Mathias Gidsel had to get off the field with a red card in the 9th minute.

A look behind the scenes

The impressive performance of the foxes in the absence of Gidsel pointed to Managing Director Bob Hanning. Goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev was essential for the success of the Berliner with his parades, while Fabian Wiede acted in the key role in Gidel and praised the strong team spirit. Such a dynamic could be a decisive advantage in the final for the foxes.

The SC Magdeburg, on the other hand, noticed the runner-up as runner-up in the handball Bundesliga over the season and will eagerly want to present a new title. In the first half of the last encounter, they fought hard to get an 18:18 compensation for the break. Omar Ingi Magnusson shone as a top thrower with 11 goals. It remains to be seen how the two teams will deal in the final.

media reporting

For the fans who want to follow the game from home, a comprehensive TV transmission is offered. DF1 starts live reporting at 5:45 p.m., while Dyn begins with the preparation at 5:30 p.m. DAZN will broadcast the game from 6:00 p.m. Commentators such as Karsten Petrzika and Uwe Semrau will accompany the audience through the exciting finale and certainly ensure that no important moments of the game are lost.

With a view to the historical background of handball, it can be seen that this sporting event is not only of great importance for the teams involved. Handball has a long tradition in Germany, which goes back to the 19th century. With around 28 million members and almost 90,000 sports clubs, the game became the most popular team sport in the country. The fans can therefore not only look forward to great games, but to continue an idiosyncratic sports chapter that is already over a hundred years old.

we enjoy the final and hope for an exciting and entertaining game between the Füchsen Berlin and SC Magdeburg!

For detailed information about the exciting semi-finals and the preparations for the final, we refer to the websites of Mannheim24 and Handball100 .