SC Magdeburg Dominate Bundesliga Title Race at Midseason

Posted on 28. December 2025.

The curtain has also fallen on the 2025 calendar year in the Bundesliga. SC Magdeburg concluded the first half of the season triumphantly in the championship race, which they are practically running alone, holding a five-point lead over their closest rival Flensburg and a potential eight-point advantage over the reigning champions from Berlin.

SG Flensburg-Handewitt – Bergischer HC 36:29 (21:16)

SG Flensburg-Handewitt: Buric (16 saves), Möller (5 saves); Pytlick 2, Golla 4, Kirkelökke 4, Grgic 4, Jörgensen 2, Horgen, Volz 3, Jakobsen 5/1, Knutzen, Blagotinsek, Novak 8, Möller 4

Bergischer HC: Rudeck (11 saves); Beyer 2, Servos 2, Becher 2, Barbaskas, Kooij 6, Babak 3, Massoud 2, Michalski, Fuchs 2, Seesing 4, Steinhaus 1, Wasielewski 5

MT Melsungen – TVB Stuttgart 33:28 (16:14)

MT Melsungen: Palasics (17 saves/2 penalty saves), Bartucz; Marchan 6, Enderleit 4, Mandic 1, Sipos 1, Kristopans 6, Ignatow, Drosten 2, Stefansson 3, Arnarsson 3, Guardiola, Eickhoff 1, Kastening 1, Ntanzi 5

TVB Stuttgart: Kornecki, Vujovic (10/1); M. Häfner 3, Serradilla, Lien 2, Snajder 2, Mengon 5, Röthlisberger 1, Schmid, Heydecke, Matzken 1, Zieker 6/1, K. Häfner 5/2, Rubin 2, Nigg 1

THW Kiel – HC Erlangen 28:25 (14:13)

THW Kiel: de Vargas, Wolff (15 saves); Duvnjak 1, Reinkind 2, Landin 3, Överby, J. Dahmke, Laube 2, Johansson 4, Ankermann 2, Zerbe 7, Szilagyi, Abdelhak 1, Bilyk 5, Pekeler 1, Nacinovic

HC Erlangen: Quenstedt, Ghedbane (7 saves), Herceg (5 saves); Nissen 6, Bialowas 3, Överjordet 4, Scheerer 1, Bissel, Willax, Lochman 1, Buck, Steinert 2, Kristjansson 3, Gebala 2, Sehnke, Gömmel 3

TBV Lemgo-Lippe – HSG Wetzlar 28:25 (16:14)

TBV Lemgo-Lippe: Möstl (8 saves), Kastelic; Hutecek 6, Theilinger 1, S. Zehnder 2/2, Mudrow 2, Simak 1, Schagen 4, Carstensen, Willecke 5, Versteijnen 6/3, Wagner 1, Faust

HSG Wetzlar: Suljakovic (8 saves/2 penalty saves), Hendawy (1 save), Pantel; Grahovac, Vistorop 2, Mappes 4, Simic, Ahouansou 4, Akakpo 3, Schoch, Weimer, Müller, Löwen, Zacharias, Cavor 10, Nafea 2

VfL Gummersbach – HSV Hamburg 33:27 (15:14)

VfL Gummersbach: Kuzmanovic (15 saves), Obling; Gomes 3, Vidarsson 7, Kodrin, Vujovic 3/1, Köster 4, Häseler 1, Einarsson 2, Schluroff 8, Mahe, Pregler, Horzen 3, Kiesler, Smits 2/2, Zeman

HSV Hamburg: El-Tayar (4 saves/1 penalty save), Haug (6 saves); Norlyk 2, Lassen 3, Jörgensen 2/1, Weller 5, Geenen, Kerber, Botta, Levermann, Andersen 5/1, Olafsson 4, Sauter 2, Mortensen 4

ThSV Eisenach – SC Magdeburg 25:30 (14:14)

ThSV Eisenach: Spikic (5 saves/2 penalty saves), Heinevetter; Joelsson 2, Reichmuth, Hangstein 1, Attenhofer 1, Walz 5, Ende, Aellen, Meyer 1, Antonijevic 5, Seitz 5, Kurch, Büchner 3, Saul, Leu 2

SC Magdeburg: Hernandez (11 saves/1 penalty save), Mandic; Musche 7/2, Claar 4, Zechel, Kristjansson 4, Pettersson 3, Magnusson 7/1, Hornke, Jonsson, Weber, Lagergren 1, Mertens, Saugstrup 2, O’Sullivan, Bergendahl 2

Füchse Berlin – Frisch Auf Göppingen 42:29 (17:17)

Füchse Berlin: Milosavljev (7 saves), Ludwig (7 saves); Darj 3, Arino 5, Gröndahl 4, Lichtlein 7/1, Gidsel 8, Freihöfer 1, Cehte 1, Pichiri 2, Langhoff 3, Herburger 1, West av Teigum 3, Günther 2, Marsenic 2

Frisch Auf Göppingen: Buchele (3 saves/2 penalty saves), Saeveras (6 saves/1 penalty save); Neudeck 3, ten Velde, Klöve 7, Goßner 3, Hallbäck, Brodbeck, Persson 3, Schiller 5/1, Jurmala, Sunnefeldt, Gislason 2, Newel 3, Hanne 1, Schmidt 2

SC DHfK Leipzig – Rhein-Neckar Löwen 26:30 (16:15)

SC DHfK Leipzig: Ebner (14 saves), Mrkva (3 saves); Piroch, Krzikalla 6/3, Binder 3, Klima 9, Mamic, Khairi 2, Peter, Bogojevic, Preuss 1, Semper 2, Rogan 1, Hinriksson, Bombac 2, Koschek

Rhein-Neckar Löwen: Späth (14 saves), Jensen; Larson, Nothdurft 5, Plucnar, Sandell 3, Heymann, Steenaerts 2, More, Groetzki 1, Thrastarson 5/2, Baijens 4, Aspenbäck 1, Kohlbacher 8