The handball players of the BSC Oberhausen did much better than in the first leg against HSG Isar-Loisach. The end result was an unexpected result.
Oberhausen - In the first leg against the HSG Isar-Loisach, the Oberhausen handball women were almost overrun by counterattacks. In the end there was a 20:24 defeat. The Oberhausen native got a good grip on the problem with the counterattacks in the second leg - and that was a key to 21:21 (10:11), which can be very important in the struggle for relegation.
"We hadn't calculated much in advance, so we are very satisfied with the point," said BSC team spokeswoman Alexandra Vincenzi. The first draw this season with the injury to Magdalena Reindl, which will probably be longer, was expensive. Oberhausen only scored the first goal after a good seven minutes. The defense was quite stable. Four seven-meter goals by Elisabeth Vincenzi, which the guests “covered briefly”, as they say in the technical jargon, quickly brought the BSC women equalization (6: 6/19. Minute).
BSC Oberhausen: last seven meters 80 seconds before the end
Up until six minutes after the break, the women from Oberhausen ran a little behind. "Because we were a little too hectic and often attacked balls too easily when attacking," said the team spokeswoman. Two goals from Simone Schüller then ensured a lead (15: 14/39 minute). As a result, the HSG presented again and again. The BSC could not be shaken off. In the final phase, a real handball thriller developed, with the teams alternately leading. Elisabeth Vincenzi, who had previously converted five seven meters, missed her sixth throw at 21:21 80 seconds in front of the siren. Afterwards, both teams recorded an attack that failed. rh
Statistics: BSC Oberhausen players: Elisabeth Vincenzi (10 goals / 5 seven-meter), Simone Schüller (3), Susi Feldl (3), Christine Lautenbacher (2), Magdalena Reindl (1), Regina Weingand (1), Eva Benedikt (1 ), Kaya Richter, Irmi Dittel, Theresa Nutzinger, Veronika Rohr, Anna Lautenbacher. Goal: Michaela Scheffel, Christina Weingand.
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