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TUSEM Essen defeated Eulen Ludwigshafen 30:29 (12:14) in a hard-fought match,securing their first home win of the new calendar year. Above all, Alexander Schoss marched forward and fought his way through the visitors’ defence time and time again. The backcourt player was almost unstoppable and didn’t shy away from even the toughest duels. With a total of seven goals, schoss played a major role in the success.
The project was supported by a well-working defense. Even though René zobel was always a source of trouble and was prosperous with his precise throws, TUSEM took action courageously. so there was rarely a chance to get through, which is why the Essen team managed to win the game on their side.
They held their nerve in the final phase and, with the fans behind them, hurried from minute to minute to their first home win of the new calendar year. It remained exciting because the Owls didn’t want to admit defeat so easily, but in the end TUSEM managed this success over time and earned two crucial points in the fight to stay in the league. “I’m fully empty. I think that we were the better team over the entire season.We make it challenging for ourselves with missed throws and technical errors. Zobel got into the game well in the second half. But we played outstandingly up front and took the game. Even if it was dirty. We won a game but haven’t achieved anything yet. We’re enjoying the snapshot, but from Monday it’s full steam ahead for the next task,” said Alexander Schoss after the victory.
His coach Kenji Hövels was also satisfied: “It was intense. We didn’t play that well in the first half.But in the second half we did very well and were extremely effective. In defense we defended a lot of things well,but in the end we still scored a goal. That’s why I’m having a bit of a hard time rating it. But because we were clearly the better team in the second half, I can be very happy about the win.”
TUSEM now continues with an away game.On february 14th it’s against TV Hüttenberg, kick-off at the Hüttenberg sports centre is at 6 p.m.
TUSEM Essen – Eulen Ludwigshafen 30:29 (12:14).
INK: Knaack, Plaue; Becker, Mart (1/1), Göttler (6), Willner (3), Wolfram, Reimer, Eißing (2), wolf, Clarius, Neuhaus (3), Kostuj (2), Mast, Werschkull (4), Schoss (7).
Owls: Grupe, Urbic; stüber (3), Menges (1), Schaller (4/4), Ilic (1), Eisel (2), Zobel (7), Hein, Falk (1), Schwarzer (1), Röller (3), Straub (1), Schmitt (3), De Hooge, Leun (2).
Seven meters: 1/3 – 4/4.
Penalty minutes: 6 – 6.
Referee: Fedtke/Wienrich (Berlin).
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