After the bitter bankruptcy against taillight Heiningen, the HSG Würm-Mitte wants to score points with the slightly favored TV Nellingen.
It is not quite in motion this year.
Graefelfing - The frustration of the third division team of the HSG Würm-Mitte was great after the 28:29 defeat last Saturday against bottom group TSV Heiningen.
However, there was no long time to get angry.
Just one day later, the important A-youth Bundesliga game was on, in which trainer Miriam Hirsch and some of her handball players were challenged again.
The players who played twice, such as Carolin Hübner, Isabella Leube or Annika Becker, showed the right reaction, convinced at 37:27 against SG Rodgau Nieder-Roden and advanced to the next round.
HSG Würm-Mitte: reparation for unnecessary bankruptcy against the bottom of the league
The previous day's defeat was by no means forgotten, the causes of the bankruptcy were thoroughly worked out at the beginning of the week. Nonetheless, Hirsch emphasizes: “We want to look ahead.” That is to say, to the away game of the Würmtaler Wildcats on the slightly favored TV Nellingen (Saturday, 7.30pm, Ludwig-Jahn-Straße).
"The players are extremely technically trained and play a very nice speed handball, the way we want to play it," enthuses Hirsch.
Nellingen also has outstanding individual players, such as Linda Leukert and Chiara Baur, the daughter of the former German national player and world champion Markus Baur.
Nevertheless, Hirsch expects chances of an away win in Baden-Württemberg.
On the one hand, she believes in the strengths of her team, on the other hand, things are not going well with the hosts this season.
Handball, 3rd division: TV Nellingen is lagging behind goals and is under pressure
“They haven't been that convincing yet and are under pressure to have to win,” says the HSG trainer.
With 6: 6 points, Nellingen has an even point ratio, the goal difference is negative, last Sunday the team lost significantly to HC Erlangen with 23:32.
The former Bundesliga club has so far lagged behind its own claims.
On the club's own website, the latest game of the team called "Schwaben Hornets" is described as either "embarrassing", "unacceptable" or "just bad".
“It's boiling,” says Hirsch.
However, the words also suggest that the hosts should be particularly motivated to show a defiant reaction.
In addition, Nellingen was able to take all of his three victories of the season in front of a home crowd.
The Graefelfingen handball players travel to Baden-Württemberg with optimism.
The use of some ailing players is still on the brink.
From the second team, Pia Hicker will join the team as support.
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