Kim Ekdahl Du Rietz is back! The Swedish left back scored four goals to push his Rhein Neckar Lowen towards DHB Rewe Final Four which will take place in Hamburg in May.
Rhein Neckar Lowen beat SC DHfK Leipzig 35:23 (17:8), routinely, which gave Nikolaj Jakobsen oportunity to give a chance to all players, among them Swedish shooter who didn’t play since May last year, when he decided to finish proffesional career.
Rhein-Neckar Löwen – SC DHfK Leipzig 35:23 (17:8)
Rhein-Neckar Löwen: Appelgren (16 saves), Palicka; Schmid (8), Sigurdsson (n.e.), Radivojevic (2), Baena, Tollbring (6/2), Mensah Larsen (3), Pekeler (2), Groetzki (2), Reinkind (1), Taleski, Petersson (7), Ekdahl du Rietz (4), Keller.
SC DHfK Leipzig: Vortmann, Putera (21. – 44.); Rojewski (2), Jurdzs, Krzikalla (3), Binder (1), Janke, Pieczkowski (2) Kunkel (2/1), Roschek, Weber (10/3), Rivesjoe (1), Strosack, Remke (2), Meschke, Milosevic.
HSG Wetzlar and TSV Hannover Burgdorg are already qualified for the Final4. The last team will be decided in clash of Fuchse Berlin and SC Magdeburg.
PHOTO: RNL
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