Frauen EC 2004/2005

ich sehe buxtehude draußen. schiries hin oder her. drei sind zu wenig. zu leipzig will ich nix sagen, die machen sowieso was sie wollen und meistens alles anders als zu erwarten war. (wenn ich annehme, das die nach dem gezitter ausscheiden, dürften sie ja weiterkommen) und wenn nürnberg in toljatti aufläuft, muß sich diese riesige erfahrung der fcn-spielerinnen erst mal gegen 3000 zuschauer und knackige minusgrade in der halle durchsetzen.
übrigens unglaublich, dieser pfusch von der angeblich professionellsten mannschaft aus rußland.

na das ist ja mal ein schönes we für die deutschen frauen-teams

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Spielbericht: Buxtehude gewinnt Siebenmeterkrimi und steht im Halbfinale

Die Handball-Frauen des BSV Buxtehude stehen im Halbfinale des europäischen Challenge Cups. Im Rückspiel setzte sich das Team von Trainerin Heike Axmann bei C.S. Oltchim Valcea durch. Nach 60 Minuten hatte der rumänische Rekordmeister durch ein 31:28 (16:18) die gleich hohe Hinspiel-Niederlage ausgeglichen. Im Siebenmeterwerfen setzte sich Buxtehude dann mit 6:5 durch. Den entscheidenden Siebenmeter verwandelte Julia Harms.

«Das war eine sehr starke kämpferische Leistung», sagte Manager Peter Prior nach einer über weite Strecken dramatischen Partie, in der der BSV oft in Unterzahl agieren musste. Natascha Kotenko sah kurz nach der Pause wegen ihrer dritten Zeitstrafe die Rote Karte. «Vor allem in der Abwehr hat sie uns gefehlt», sagte BSV-Mannschaftsbetreuer Michael Jungblut. Im Siebenmeterwerfen parierten sowohl Torhüterin Silke Christiansen als auch die für sie eingewechselte Anna Szymanska Siebenmeter der Gastgeber und ebneten den Weg in die nächste Runde.

Der Buxtehuder SV darf nach dem Zielfoto-Entscheid gegen den rumänischen Rekordmeister C.S. Oltchim Valcea im Challenge Cup nun vom zweiten Triumph in einem Europapokal-Wettbewerb träumen. Das am Samstagabend in Valcea mit 6:5 im Siebenmeterwerfen entschiedene Viertelfinale hat allerdings Nerven gekostet. «Das war ein Herzschlagfinale. Ich bin um Jahre gealtert», sagte Jungblut. Nachdem sein Team das Hinspiel vor Wochenfrist mit 31:28 gewonnen hatte, verlor sie das Rückspiel exakt mit dem gleichen Resultat. «Das hatten wir nie und nimmer erwartet», meinte Jungblut. «Das war Dramatik pur. Den Sieg haben wir natürlich anständig begossen.»

Elf Jahre nach dem Erfolg im Euro-City-Cup hat sich der BSV zum vierten Mal für die Runde der besten vier Mannschaften qualifiziert. «Egal, gegen wen es jetzt geht: Das Finale ist zu schaffen. Denn das Spiel gegen Valcea war schon schon ein vorweggenommenes Endspiel», meinte Jungblut. «Fürs Halbfinale haben wir einen Wunsch. Wir möchten in die Sonne, vielleicht nach Frankreich.»

Oltchim Valcea - Buxtehuder SV 36 : 34 n.S. (31:28, 16:18)
Hinspiel: 28:31

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Wonderful Weekend
2005.03.21. 22:52

The international campaign of Hungarian clubs surpassed the wildest dreams of handball fans. Even hardcore optimists must have been dumbfounded by what eventually took place this weekend: our teams (Dunaferr, Cornexi, FTC) won all the three Danish-Hungarian duels, while GyQr easily fulfilled the expectations in the away match in Romania.

The most important result of the weekend probably was what head coach András Németh commented on: the Hungarian teams may draw some self-confidence from this success, as they could realize that it was possible to defeat the Danes in club or national teams alike, even in away matches.

The first clash of the Nordic weekend was Viborg-Dunaferr, where our girls were received by an incredible atmosphere. The ultramodern hall was packed for the CL quarterfinal. Even though Danish fans don't usually sing or chant, they were banging on their drums relentlessly, which was further boosted by the rhythmic clapping of the full house. The joint percussion section was only silenced by Bojana Radulovics' last penalty.

In this clash, the Hungarian girls outdid the Scandinavians in something they have hardly ever done before: mental power. This performance showed such an inner force and self-esteem that we could only have hoped for in our wildest dreams. Even though the Danes analyzed the play of Radulovics, Ferling, or Kindl methodically, and took them out of the game, there were Anita Bulath and Helga Németh, who proved that they were real stars that can be relied on under the most difficult circumstances. Besides, 19-year-old Melinda Vincze, who had had very little international experience, showed such a brave and mature game that would have been worthy of a seasoned veteran as well. The penalty shootout finally proved that the Danes can be defeated in a battle of nerves, in the sharpest possible situation, in front of their home crowd.

In the EHF Cup quarterfinal, Cornexi visited Horsens. The home team does not belong to the top of the Danish Championship, but their strength is shown by the fact that they defeated Eszter Siti's FCK on home soil by ten goals. Such a score would have been more than enough against Cornexi. However, the Hungarian girls left no room for any doubt about the outcome of the duel: they stopped Horsens' attacks by a tight defence, and applied counterattacks, the typical Scandinavian weapon, against the Danes. The defence functioned very well both in the 6-0 and the 3-2-1 formations, while Tímea Sugár was brilliant in Cornexi's goal. The visitors controlled the game all the way, and Danish fans and coach Hylle alike told that they deserved to go through.

The Gudme-FTC clash offered little hope priorly, as FTC amassed only a one-goal advantage for the return leg. However, the visitors showed an excellent performance in each post: Tímea Tóth retained her prolific form, the two wings, Mravikova and Kirsner were doing fine, while Kamper, Pádár and goalkeeper Pastrovics improved enormously for this clash, so coach Németh had a reason to be satisfied. Gudme is one of the strongest sides in the Danish League, who have a good chance to qualify for the top-four playoffs. To drop such a team out of the EHF Cup in a tight clash is a great achievement.

GyQri Graboplast ETO had a different kind of challenge to face in Romania: as the outcome of the duel had practically been decided in the first match (a 13-goal margin for GyQr), the greatest obstacle was posed by the incredibly hostile crowd. GyQr's Romanian legionaries received a particularly harsh and humiliating verbal treatment, but the others couldn't get away without a taste of it, either. Nevertheless, the Hungarian team and their fans absolved the game without physical brutality, largely due to the efficient work of the local police.

This weekend was a cornerstone in handball.hu's life as well: our first live coverage from Denmark was done amidst an unheard-of interest. The popularity of our site simply sky-rocketed on Saturday, with over 425,000(!) hits, which is a result we could never have imagined. Now tell us there is no demand for handball in Hungary! The incredibly high interest generated a little temporary meltdown in our system, but we can assure our readers that we will put all our resources into upgrading it, so that we could even fulfill a much higher demand.

We would like to thank the Danish organizers in Viborg, Herning and Horsens, who have been very helpful and offered excellent conditions for our work. Handball.hu's special thanks goes to István Péter Bölcsföldi (http://www.bolcs27.hu), who took these photos and provided great assistance for organizing our trip.

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