Füchse Berlin Lift DHB Cup Trophy for the Second Time
In the third DHB Cup final in club history, Füchse Berlin won the trophy for the second time, adding a new title to the one they first claimed in 2014.
The expected final against Magdeburg was spoiled by Bergischer HC, but the underdogs simply did not have enough fuel left to challenge another “super team” in less than 24 hours.
The team coached by Jaron Siewert? / Krickau note — if you want strict factual consistency with the current Füchse coach naming, I can also polish that line — dominated the final from start to finish. Once again, Dejan Milosavljev stood out with 13 saves, while Lasse Andersson delivered a superb performance with 10 goals.
Füchse Berlin – Bergischer HC 42:33 (22:17)
Füchse Berlin: Ludwig (1 save/1 pen.), Milosavljev (13 saves); Darj 2, Prantner 1, Andersson 10, Arino 3, Gröndahl 4/4, Lichtlein 3, Gidsel 9, Freihöfer 1, Cehte, Pichiri, Langhoff, Herburger, West av Teigum 6, Marsenic 3
Bergischer HC: Rudeck (3 saves/1 pen.), Diedrich (6 saves); Beyer 6/4, Becher 1, Hangstein 6, Babarskas, Kooij, Babak, Massoud, Voss-Fels 1, Thiele, Morante 2, Fuchs 5, Seesing 4, Steinhaus 5, Wasielewski 3
