Tension in the handball derby: seven-goal lead is not enough

There was tension in the handball derby between BSC Oberhausen and TSV Weilheim. In doing so, a team lost a clear leadership, in the end it became highly dramatic.

Oberhausen - The two 150 spectators who had come to the handball derby between the women of BSC Oberhausen and TSV Weilheim in the Halle an der Seeleite were given two halves with a completely different course. Until the break, the hosts mostly clearly dominated the action. In the second half, the guests took command, which culminated in a highly dramatic final phase in which the last BSC goal of 18:18 (11: 5) fell 12 seconds before the siren.

Handball: shortly before the siren the equalization falls

"Giving a seven-goal lead is bitter," said Oberhausen coach Andrea Daisenberger afterwards. And her BSC colleague Karin Feistl said: "Despite the many battered players, the team showed a great first half, but after the break we ran out of strength and concentration." The Weilheimers agreed with the result. TSV coach Michael Sander said: "The bottom line is that the result is fair."

Handball: Oberhausen is clearly in the lead early on

The Oberhausen women who had won the first leg got a tailor-made start. After ten and a half minutes, the BSC led 5: 1, among other things, Simone Schüller had scored three times. Only then did the Weilheim women slowly get going. In contrast to the BSC, which subsequently hit Elisabeth Vincenzi, the guests missed a number of good chances. As a result, the hosts, who had a strong backing in goalkeeper Michaela Scheffel, set themselves apart until the change of sides. At the score of 13: 6 (35th), everything seemed to amount to a victory for the Oberhausen women, because the Weilheim women continued to be imprecise and hasty.

Handball: Weilheim succeeds in catching up

Two seven-meter goals in a row by Veronika Melypataki (41st, 42nd) heralded the guests' pursuit. "Then there was significantly more movement in the attack," said Sander. His team struggled in goal after goal. On the defensive, TSV keeper Marlene Zwiekopf parried numerous throws. Five minutes before the end it was 16:16. Thereafter, Weilheim presented again and again. Thanks to the nerve-wracking Susi Feldl, who converted two seven meters, the last one just before the siren, the BSC women kept equalizing.

Statistics: BSC Oberhausen players: Simone Schüller (5 goals), Elisabeth Vincenzi (4/1 seven meters), Susanne Feldl (4/2), Regina Weingand (2), Eva Benedikt (2), Veronika Salcher (1), Irmgard Dittel , Anna Lautenbacher, Theresa Nutzinger, Christine Lautenbacher; Goal: Michaela Scheffel, Christina Weingand.

TSV Weilheim players: Lea Sophia Stadler (4 goals / 1 seven meter), Andrea Pruy (3/1), Sabrina Gerold (3), Karen Albust (3), Elisabeth Zwiekopf (2), Veronika Melypataki (2/2), Anita Tratz (1), Luca-Sophie Padberg, Sarah Mannefeld, Anne Apelt, Sabrina Pudil; Goal: Marlene Zwiekopf, Veronika Bauer.

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