BHC succumbs to pressure and falls short against top-tier team TBV Lemgo Lippe in the league match

In a closely contested handball match, TBV Lemgo Lippe emerged victorious against BHC, with a final score of 34-24. The coach of TBV Lemgo, Florian Kehrmann, led his team to success in the last tournament game.

The first half of the game saw a tight battle, with TBV Lemgo taking control early, leading 24:20 at the break. The scoreline was 13-12 in favour of TBV Lemgo Lippe at the end of the first half.

BHC applied pressure from the fast break and had good phases in defence, but their goal conversion became weak. On the other hand, TBV Lemgo switched to a seventh field player, which benefited them defensively. Christopher Rudeck made some great saves during the defence phase in the first half, keeping the scoreline in Lemgo's favour.

In the second half, the game shifted in favour of TBV Lemgo Lippe. Despite the Bergisch team starting the second half with success, leading 13:12, they were unable to maintain their momentum. Gerdas Babarskas scored three quick goals for the Bergisch team, but it was not enough to turn the tide.

Coach Arnor Gunnarsson of BHC stated that his team lost their nerve defensively in the second half, and they were unable to convert many goals. Djibril M'Bengue, Eloy Morante Maldonado, Robin Granlund, and Johannes Wasielewski contributed to the BHC team's chances, but it was not enough to overcome Lemgo's defence.

Coach Gunnarsson emphasized the importance of focusing on themselves and not letting defensive lapses occur. During power play, Yannick Fraatz and Joshua Thiele led the Bergisch team to a 19:16 advantage, but it was not enough to secure the victory.

The second half belonged to TBV Lemgo Lippe, who won the game 34-24. The victory reinforces their position as a formidable force in handball, and they will be a team to watch in future tournaments.

BHC succumbs to pressure and falls short against top-tier team TBV Lemgo Lippe in the league match