THW Kiel lost two home games in a row after 33 years!

Title of this article said everything. German and European champion, THW Kiel lost another game in front of their spectators in Sparkasse Arena against Rhein Neckar Lowen 31:33 (17:19) after they lost against Grosswallstadt last week (that happened last time at 12th of November, 1978). Man of the Match was Slawomir Szmal, Polish goalkeeper with 22 saves.

THW Kiel: Omeyer, Palicka (ab 13. bis 18.) – Zeitz (4), Palmarsson (3), Jicha (7/1) – Reichmann (3), Klein (3) – Ahlm (3) – Ilic (4/2), Fernandez (1), Kubes, Dragicevic (n.,e.), Narcisse (3), Andersson, Sprenger (n.e.), Lundström (n.e.).
Rhein-Neckar Löwen: Szmal (22 saves), Fritz (n.e.) – Stefánsson (3), Šešum (6), Tkaczyk (5) – Čupić (6), Gensheimer (6/2) – Gunnarsson (3) – Roggisch, Schmid, Bielecki (4), Müller, Sigurðsson (n.e.), Groetzki (n.e.).
Strafminuten: Ilic (2), Reichmann (2), Kubes (2) – Bielecki (2), Šešum (2), Müller (4), Tkaczyk (4).

This opportunity taked HSV Hamburg with another win over SG Flensburg 34:30 (15:13) as a visitors team.

SG Flensburg-Handewitt: Beutler (9 saves, 1.-36.); Rasmussen (6 saves., 36.-60.);
Eggert 11/8, Fahlgren 5, Svan Hansen 4, Knudsen 4, Szilágyi 3, Heinl 2, Boesen 1, Mogensen, Mocsai, Dibbert n.e., Carstens n.e., Lipp n.e.

HSV Handball: Bitter (24/1 saves., 1.-60.); Sandström ;
Duvnjak 8, Vori 8, Lindberg 8/2, M. Lijewski 5, Hens 3, Jansen 1, Flohr 1, Kraus, Lackovic, B. Gille, K. Lijewski, Schröder n.e., G. Gille n.e.