It was like in the first leg in a duel between BSC Oberhausen and TSV Peißenberg: In the end, the host was ahead.
Oberhausen / Peißenberg - Both clubs have not been blessed with success in recent weeks. The handball players of the BSC Oberhausen ended their losing streak in the neighboring derby of the district league against TSV Peißenberg. The 30:26 (15:12) home win enabled the BSC women to win their first win after five defeats in a row and also to make up for the 23:30 defeat in the first leg.
Handball: Oberhausen is much better against Peißenberg compared to the previous week
Compared to the defeat in Ottobeuren the week before "a completely different team was on the plate," said the beaming BSC team spokeswoman Alexandra Vincenzi after the important victory with which the Oberhausen-based team got a three-point cushion on the Peißenberg women. who remain penultimate. "The body language was different, the attacks were powerful and well thought out, and the defense was excellent," Vincenzi listed the differences. "The girls never gave up, but ultimately Oberhausen deserved to win," admitted TSV coach Christian Führer after the fourth defeat in a row. "We awarded four seven meters, we couldn't do much with the majority and we had to improvise in the middle of the back room," criticized Führer, who had to do without playmaker Nicole Kessler. But the BSC also lacked its best launcher with Susi Feldl.
Handball: Fight dominates the action between Oberhausen and Peißenberg
In the early stages, the fight dominated the action in front of around 150 spectators. The BSC women quickly got two penalties, but the guests made no capital. After initially changing tours, the Oberhausen residents slowly took command after ten minutes. With four goals in a row, scored by four different players, they settled to 11: 7 (20th). They almost completely defended this lead until the break, even though Theresa Nutzinger saw the red card (25th).
Handball: Peißenberg has its strongest phase after the break
The Peißenberg women came out of the cabin with more momentum. "That was our strongest phase," said Führer, praising his team, who turned a three-goal deficit into a 22:20 lead (44th). The BSC coaching team with Andrea Daisenberger and Karin Feistl then took a break - and that had an effect. With a four-pack in 103 seconds, Oberhausen again passed the guests. "The team was unimpressed and showed uncanny morale," praised Vincenzi.
Handball: Oberhausen gets upper water in the final phase
The Peißenberg women kept this derby open until 24:23 (49th). "But then the forces slowly left us," Führer confessed. The BSC, in which Elisabeth Vincenzi stood out with eleven goals, got more and more top water. The 27:23 by Regina Weingand shortly after a rejected seven meter of the guests finally meant the decision (53.). "Today you just noticed that the girls played with fun," said Vincenzi.
Oberhausen's players: Elisabeth Vincenzi (11), Simone Schüller (4), Magdalena Reindl (4), Regina Weingand (4), Kaya Richter (3), Christine Lautenbacher (2), Irmi Dittel (1), Eva Benedikt ( 1), Theresa Nutzinger, Veronika Rohr, Anna Lautenbacher ,; Goalkeeper: Michaela Scheffel.
Peißenberg: Steffi Führmann (5), Julian Brauer (5/2), Lucia Ferchl (4), Franziska Welzmüller (4), Sarah Büker (2), Anna-Lena Ende (2), Sophia Reinermann (2), Franziska Nutzinger (1), Victoria Trautmann (1), Philomena Trautmann; Goalkeepers: Vanessa Schober, Heidi Frankl.
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