Bundesliga drama: Magdeburg, Füchse and Kiel win by one – Roganović explodes for 15 goals
What a round in the German Bundesliga! Three of the favourites celebrated one-goal victories away from home.
Balingen had Serbian national team goalkeeper Vladimir Cupara in fine form with nine saves, but still suffered a narrow 30:31 defeat against SC Magdeburg. Füchse Berlin had to work just as hard for the points in Stuttgart, while THW Kiel escaped Göppingen with a 32:31 victory.
The performance of the round, however, belonged to VfL Gummersbach’s young left back Nikola Roganović.
The Swedish international, son of former Montenegro national team coach Zoran Roganović, produced an incredible shooting display, scoring 16 goals in Gummersbach’s 31:31 draw against MT Melsungen.
What a start to his Bundesliga career…
HBW Balingen-Weilstetten – SC Magdeburg 30:31 (15:13)
HBW Balingen-Weilstetten: Rebmann (1 save), Cupara (9 saves/1 penalty); Raguse 5, Grupe 2, Strobel, Locher 3, Wente, Fügel 2, Selinka, Heinzelmann 3, Pfattheicher 3/2, Dayan 7, Zacharias, Leimeter 3, Pöhle 1, Bauer 1.
SC Magdeburg: Kuzmanović, Mandić (4 saves); Musche 6/6, Claar 7, Vind 6, Kristjansson 4, Pettersson, Serradilla, Jonsson, Weber, Lagergren 5, Mertens 1, Saugstrup 2, Bergendahl.
Frisch Auf Göppingen – THW Kiel 31:32 (15:13)
Frisch Auf Göppingen: Buchele, Saeveraas (11 saves/1 penalty); Neudeck 5, ten Velde 5/3, Klöve 2, Beneke 4, Goßner, Brodbeck, Persson 3, Pregler 1, Schiller 1, Jurmala 3, Sunnefeldt 1, Lastro 3, Newel 3, Hanne.
THW Kiel: Perez de Vargas (10 saves), Wolff (3 saves/2 penalties); Duvnjak, Reinkind 1, Köster 3, Madsen 7/3, Laube, Johansson 5, Ankermann, Dahmke 1, Zerbe 3, Szilagyi 2, Makuc 5, Pekeler, Skipagötu 2, Načinović 1.
TVB Stuttgart – Füchse Berlin 33:34 (15:16)
TVB Stuttgart: El-Tayar (7 saves/2 penalties), Kornecki (3 saves/2 penalties); Häfner 3, Lien 7, Heydecke, Mengon 5, Röthlisberger, Schmid, Matzken 3, Zieker 3, Meyer, Häfner 8/6, Donker, Nigg, Darmoul 4.
Füchse Berlin: Ludwig (13 saves), Palicka; Darj 1, Prantner, Simak, Arino 7, Gröndahl 5/1, Gidsel 9, Freihöfer 2, Pichiri, Langhoff 4, Zaepfel, West av Teigum 5, Marsenić 1.
VfL Gummersbach – MT Melsungen 31:31 (16:18)
VfL Gummersbach: Biosca (2 saves), Obling (7 saves); Roganović 16/6, Schluroff 6, Horžen 4, Smits 3, Vidarsson 1, Kodrin 1, Häseler, Blohme, Dujshebaev, Hallbäck, Vujović, Sindrason, Zeman.
MT Melsungen: Simić (7 saves), Palasics; Mensing 9, Krištopans 5, Ignatow 4, Golla 3, Balenciaga 2, Sipos 2, Drosten 2/2, Dujshebaev 1, Forsell Schefvert 1, Marchán, Stehl, Stefansson, Sigrist.
PHOTO: VfL Gummersbach Facebook
