Füchse Berlin vs. SC Magdeburg: A handball thriller around the Champions League!

Füchse Berlin vs. SC Magdeburg: A handball thriller around the Champions League!

Kölner Lanxess Arena, 50679 Köln, Deutschland - Today is an exciting day for all handball fans, because next Sunday at 6 p.m. the large Champions League final between the Foxes Berlin and SC Magdeburg will take place in the Cologne Lanxess Arena. It promises to be a gripping duel, as the two teams have met several times this season. The foxes, runner-up of the handball Bundesliga, and master SC Magdeburg are in the final-an exciting constellation that promises both rivalry and sporting quality.

The special thing about this final is not only the fact that it is the fourth encounter of the season, but also the hard road that has brought both teams to the final. SC Magdeburg had to prevail in the semifinals against FC Barcelona with a wafer -thin 31:30, while the Foxes Berlin won 34:24 in the game against HBC Nantes. The memory of the semi -finals, which was a real thriller despite red cards and injuries, is particularly exciting. Mathias Gidsel von den Füchsen received a red card in the ninth minute that made the game considerably difficult for his team, but the team showed an impressive performance.

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The Foxes Berlin were able to win a Supercup (32:30) and a Bundesliga second leg (33:30) against Magdeburg this season, while the first leg ended in a draw (31:31). This record illustrates how hard the games have been and gives hope for a tension -charged final. Lukas Mertens from SC Magdeburg is optimistic about the shape of his team and sees the encounter as an advertisement for handball. After all, it is the first German-German final in the Champions League in 11 years. Michael Damgaard, another SC Magdeburg player, has also expressed himself positively about the course of the tournament so far and dealt with his thoughts about the upcoming duel.

Another interesting aspect is the transfer of the game. Handball fans can follow the spectacle both on free TV on DF1, in cooperation with DAZN, as well as on paid streaming services such as Dyn and DAZN. The transmission begins at 5:45 p.m., which means that spectators can get ready for a tactical discussion on the sofa in good time. Dyn Media GmbH, a subsidiary of Axel Springer SE, which also includes BILD and Sport Bild, ensures comprehensive media reporting to this outstanding event.

The anticipation for this gripping duel could hardly be larger. A victory for the Foxes Berlin would not only reward the determined team performance, but also the strong appearances of players like Tim Freihofer, who was the best scorer in the semi -finals. At the same time, SC Magdeburg wants to continue the success run with a win. One thing is certain: the spectators in the Cologne arena and in front of the screens can look forward to a handball festival that will certainly be remembered!