Füchse Berlin on master course: only one point to the title!

Füchse Berlin on master course: only one point to the title!

The Foxes Berlin impressively won their penultimate season in the handball Bundesliga and thus continued their dream of the first championship title. In the duel with Gummersbach, the foxes triumphed on June 5, 2025 with a convincing 45:35. With this victory, the Berliners, as leaders in the last matchday of the season, go away from the championship. RBB24 reports that the best launcher of the game Mathias Gidsel was, who scored a total of eleven goals.

The match started quite slowly, after ten minutes it was 4: 4. But already at half -time the foxes had played out a solid lead with 22:15. In the second half, the dominance of the foxes continued, and after 40 minutes they already led 30:22. Gummersbach, on the other hand, had to struggle with many ball losses and acted defensively.

exciting final phase and adoption of a large

In the final minutes, the younger talents of the foxes were also allowed to do. The 23-year-old Matthes Langhoff scored the 40th goal, while Leo Prantner increased the result to 41:31. In addition, 22-year-old goalkeeper Lasse Lasse Ludwig came into play and showed his potential with a few parades. However, this was also the farewell to Paul Drux, who had to end his career after a knee injury, in whose place young players drew attention

In the coming game, the foxes face the Rhein-Neckar Löwen on Sunday. A draw would already be enough for the foxes to win the championship. The foxes now have 56 plus points after the victory against Gummersbach, while defending champion SC Magdeburg still has to compete against the relegation threatened SG BBM Bietigheim with 55 points.

round through the season

Another highlight of the season was the recently won top game against MT Melsungen, which took place in front of a sold-out house in the Max-Schmeling-Halle. With 37:29 the foxes also won in an impressive way. Mathias Gidsel was again the best thrower, this time with 15 goals. The foxes also kept the upper hand in this game and were able to settle with one point ahead of the second, SC Magdeburg. ZDF.

The upcoming game against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen therefore promises tension and could decide for the Foxes Berlin all season. Trainer Jaron Siewert, who was awarded the HBL coach of the year before the Gummersbach game, is facing major tasks, but the team performance speaks for itself.