DHB Cup, final: SC Magdeburg – MT Melsungen LIVE on TV, stream and ticker

After SG Flensburg-Handewitt secured third place in the DHB Cup with a 31:28 victory over Füchse Berlin, the focus now turns to the final.

There the reigning Champions League winner, SC Magdeburg, meets MT Melsungen. The Hessians can be crowned cup winners for the first time in their club history; for Magdeburg it would be their third cup victory. SPORT1 accompanied the game in the live ticker from 3:35 p.m.

Who will win the cup? The Magdeburgers finally want to win this title because it is the only one that the current team has not yet won. At the last triumph in 2016, only two players from the squad were there. The MT, on the other hand, wants to make the impossible possible.

Final whistle in Cologne. The Berliners squandered the victory after a weak second half in which they only scored a meager nine goals. On the other hand, the Flensburg team absolutely deserved the victory by improving their performance.

Kevin Möller! He celebrates his 15th save and Johan Hasen puts the lid on it at the front.

Substitute Jerry Tollbring can shorten again from the left wing. In defense, the Foxes are now operating in an offensive 4:2 defense and Dejan Milosavljev is back in action.

The Berliners continue to play without a head in attack. Lasse Andersson throws next to the goal and Johannes Golla in return probably makes the preliminary decision.

Lasse Möller is once again on the top scorer list. On the other hand, Fabian Wiede, who doesn’t seem to be seriously injured, makes a bad pass with serious consequences. At least Dejan Milosavljev can parry Möller’s throw.

Matthias Gidsel ends his team’s seven-minute goal drought and restores the connection. Meanwhile, Mads Mensah Larsen has to go out because of a finger injury and will be treated immediately. In a subsequent timeout, Nicolej Krickau prepares his team for the hot final phase.

The tactical variant has so far been unsuccessful. First the Berliners lose the ball and then Tim Freihöfer misses a good chance from the left wing.

The last break from the foxes. Jaron Siewert is reacting to his team’s weak phase and will now bring in the seventh outfield player. This is urgently needed because the Berlin offensive is wobbling dangerously.

Dejan Milosavljev is now the important support for his team! He saves two throws in a row. But in the end he can no longer prevent Mads Mensah Larsen from taking the lead for the first time because the people in front of him are now making a series of missed throws.

And once again a Füchse star has been hit. Mijajlo Marsenic gets Mads Mensah Larsen’s knee in his knee. He needs short treatment, but he can probably carry on.

The Flensburg team can now play more of their pivot game in the second half, something they haven’t been able to do in Cologne so far. Johannes Golla scores for the fifth time in this game.

But the Berliners initially remained in the front. Dejan Milosavljev shows one of his few saves and Fabian Wiede scores in the fast counterattack to take the lead again. However, the back shooter has to limp off the field because Mads Mensah Larsen landed unhappily on his foot.

There is the balance! After Blaz Blagotinsek wins the ball, Johan Hansen scores the equalizer on the counterattack, the first of the game.

Hakun West av Teigum uses the larger space in the SG defense to score two goals from the right wing. On the other hand, Johannes Golla shows that he can also score from the backcourt.

Riot near Flensburg! The reason for the criticism directed at the referees is the time penalty against Mads Mensah Larsen. The backcourt player has to leave the field for two minutes because his jersey is pulled. The time penalty isn’t entirely unjustified, even though Max Darj certainly helps with taking off his jersey.

For the first time since 8:7, the Flensburg team scored again. With a bit of luck, Emil Jakobsen scores from the seven-meter line after Kevin Möller made his second save.

The Berliners are currently throwing away their good starting position. Boris Zivkovic forces SG Jaron Siewert to take a time out with the 20th goal. The Füchse coach urges calm in the attack.

Kevin Möller keeps his team within striking distance here. He takes away three balls in a row and even prevents Tim Freihöfer from scoring a counterattack goal. At the front everything goes through Simon Pytlick, who first serves Johannes Golla and then nets himself.

The second half continues like the first. Circular Max Darj scored a brace, only interrupted by a goal from Simon Pytlick, who now has six goals.

Now the game for third place continues. The Flensburgers have to improve if they turn the game around. Simon Pytlick is also hoping for a break-in from Berlin, as he just revealed on the Dyn microphone. In his opinion, this would happen more often to foxes.

Half time in Cologne. After a timeout by Jaron Siewert, the Berliners were able to add another goal through Mijajlo Marsenic. After goals from Johannes Golla and Lasse Andersson, Mads Mensah Larsen finished the first half with a shot under the crossbar.

At the SG everything is going through Simon Pytlick. The Danish superstar scores, but Matthias Gidsel puts the next pinprick after a quick middle.

The words are still missing their impact. Mijajlo Marsenic hits from the circle, which should actually be better defended. After a weak throw from Boris Zivkovic, Nils Lichtlein further extended the lead in the second wave.

Flensburg’s offensive isn’t running very smoothly. It is individual actions like those of Boris Zivkovic that keep the team alive. After Hans Lindberg converted a seven-meter penalty, SG coach Nicolej Krickau took a time-out and made an emotional challenge to his team.

What a blast from Lasse Andersson! The Dane hits the ball under the crossbar from ten meters and increases the lead.

The Füchse offensive is not worried by the time penalty. Lasse Andersson scores again and after Tim Freihöfer wins the ball, Mijajlo Marsenic has the chance to increase the lead to three goals. However, the pivot fails due to Kevin Möller’s high leg.

Berliners are currently making life difficult for themselves. First Max Darj has to leave the field for two minutes and when the Swede returns, Mijajlo Marsenic is hit. So Johan Hansen can keep the game close.

Kevin Möller keeps his team in the game here. With four saves he already has more than in yesterday’s semi-final. The people in front of him take advantage of this to shorten the gap. Lukas Jörgesen ensures the connection from the district.

The capital city team continues to consistently defend their lead and pose a major challenge to Flensburg, especially defensively. Up front, Nils Lichtlein gets on the top scorer list for the first time with a nice hip throw.

Emil Jakobsen is also in brilliant form again. The North German left winger hits the short corner from an acute angle. Dejan Milosavljev looks anything but good.

The Foxes continue to press the accelerator. Hans Lindberg converts a seven-meter penalty before Hakun West av Teigum extends the lead. Berlin keeper Dejan Milosavljev was also able to distinguish himself for the first time.

It was only at the third attempt that Simon Pytlick was able to score the first goal for his team. The Berliners have so far made cold use of these initial problems.

Kevin Möller, who had a day to forget yesterday, can immediately distinguish himself with a parade. However, Matthias Gidsel does better with Berlin’s second throw.

Kick-off in Cologne! Füchse coach Jaron Siewert switches to the outside positions for today’s game and leaves Jerry Tollbring and Hans Lindberg on the bench for the time being. At Flensburg, Nicolej Krickau is initially without Jim Gottfridsson and is relying on Simon Pytlick in the backcourt.

Welcome to the final day of the DHB Cup. First, Füchse Berlin and SG Flensburg-Handewitt duel in the game for third place. The game is anything but irrelevant, as the winner only advances to the round of 16. One less game is very tempting for both teams, who are under constant stress.

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Exactly a week after the 25:25 in the league, Melsungen dominated the semi-finals, after just over a quarter of an hour the team was clearly in the lead with 10:5 (16th). The Flensburgers around DHB captain Johannes Golla did not find the desired access to the game and so the fifth-placed team in the Bundesliga maintained their lead until the final whistle.

Now the outsider is challenging SC Magdeburg. The league’s second-placed team goes into the game as favorites – although there was a lot of turmoil in the club during the week.

Led by the outstanding goalkeeper Sergey Hernandez, who brilliantly represented his teammate Portner, who was suspended due to a positive test for crystal meth, coach Bennet Wiegert’s team beat the Bundesliga table leaders Füchse Berlin 30:25 (14:10) in the semi-finals. through.

Now the club wants the third cup victory in the club’s history; the SCM last won eight years ago.