BHC maintains its grip on left-handed players and remains at the summit of the table following their game against TuS Ferndorf.
Bergischer HC Secures Exciting 32-29 Win Against TuS Ferndorf
In a thrilling 2nd Bundesliga Handball match, Bergischer HC emerged victorious against TuS Ferndorf with a scoreline of 32-29, marking a significant win in their pursuit for promotion. The game took place on May 17, 2025, at the Wuppertal Sports Hall.
The game started with a strong offensive display from Bergischer HC, securing a 3-0 lead thanks to two goals from Djibril M'Bengue and a successful penalty shot from Eloy Morante Maldonado. However, Ferndorf fought back, closing the gap to 15-14 by half-time, marking the first tie since 0-0.
The second half was a closely contested affair, with both teams displaying impressive defensive and offensive skills. Despite Ferndorf's comeback, Bergischer HC managed to maintain their lead, thanks in part to a counter-attack started by Belal Massoud, who scored the 31st goal for Bergischer HC.
The game-deciding moment came when Tomas Babak was fouled by Gabriel Da Rocha Viana, earning an important penalty for Bergischer HC. Aron Seesing capitalised on this opportunity, scoring the last goal of the game 90 seconds before the end, making the final score 32-29.
Bergischer HC's coach, Markus Puetz, was pleased with the points but expressed some annoyance with the team's technical errors that led to the game-deciding goals. On the other hand, Ceven Klatt expressed his disappointment with these mistakes.
Despite the win, Fabian Gutbrod, the team's manager, expressed hope that they would play in the 1st league next season, but acknowledged that it's not yet certain. Gutbrod also commented on the contract extensions for two key players, stating they are valid in both leagues.
Belal Massoud, an Egyptian left winger, made his first "real" game debut for Bergischer HC, playing the full 60 minutes for the first time. Puetz praised Massoud's game, highlighting his crucial role in the counter-attack that led to the final goal.
The Bergish team missed several opportunities from six meters during the game, which could have further increased their lead. Nonetheless, the victory marks a significant step forward in their pursuit of promotion, and fans are eagerly awaiting their next match.
In the world of European leagues, Bergischer HC's victory over TuS Ferndorf in the handball match was a testament to their talent and determination, particularly in football-esque counter-attacks. Belal Massoud, the Egyptian left winger, shone in his first full game, playing a vital role in Bergischer HC's 32-29 win.
