Germany handball players suffered a surprising setback in the second European Championship main round game. The DHB team didn’t get past 22:22 against outsiders Austria.
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But Constantin Möstl in the Austrian goal was also in top form and caused the German players to despair. In the middle of the first half, the European Championship hosts were down by two goals at 4:6 – and Gislason sent Knorr to the floor.
The captain of the DHB team Johannes Golla about the game against Austria, the next game against Hungary and about the mood at the European Handball Championship.
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The outsider played carefree and extended the lead to four goals for the first time at 10:6. Only in the final phase of the first half did the German team act a little more consistently in attack, in which Knorr played a part. The deficit was only one goal after the first 30 minutes. DHB sports director Axel Kromer demanded during the half-time break:
But the error festival continued after the change. The German players repeatedly failed because of Austria’s goalkeeper Möstl, but they didn’t make things too difficult for him with many unplaced throws.
In the middle of the second half, Gislason’s protégés were once again behind by four goals at 16:20. Driven by the audience, Knorr and Co. fought their way back in the final phase and actually managed to equalize.
After the game, the ailing playmaker Juri Knorr gave the all-clear. “I just had a bit of a cold the last few days,” said the 23-year-old. “Today I felt very good and I’m confident that my body is now holding together and will hopefully only collapse a little in eight days.” He also said that “everything is okay” with his knee: “I had a horse kiss in the first half.”