Füchse Berlin test themselves against well-known opponents at the SO-Tech Cup

Von Kl Redaktion

An exciting weekend is imminent, because on August 24th and 25th the SO-Tech Cup will take place in Halle (Westphalia). At this top -class handball tournament, the Füchse Berlin meet well -known opponents such as the THW Kiel, HBC Nantes and Telekom Veszprem. This event not only promises gripping games, but also serves as an important test run for the teams before the official start of the season.

The tournament starts on Saturday at 1 p.m. with the first semi -final encounter between the THW Kiel and HBC Nantes. Immediately afterwards, at 4 p.m., the spectators see the duel of the Foxes Berlin against the Hungarian team of Telekom Veszprem. Under the direction of coach Jaron Siewert, the capitals are well prepared and bring a strong contingent.

preparation for the new season

For the Foxes Berlin, the SO-Tech Cup is not just another tournament; It is a crucial opportunity to test where the team is with regard to the coming season. In particular, Mathias Gidsel, Lasse Andersson and Max Darj, who have returned to training according to their Olympic commitments, are expected to be a top -class carpenter at the cup. These are the first games in which the team appears with full line -up and the team structure can continue to consolidate.

The coach of the Foxes, Jaron Siewert, commented on the expectations: "The SO-Tech Cup is a top-occupied tournament and a good hardet test for the end of the preparation. We expect opponents at the highest level." This competition offers the foxes the opportunity to refine their tactics and to optimize the interaction of the players before continuing on August 31st with the competitive start. Siewert emphasizes that he is primarily concerned with how the team appears and what teachings they can pull out of the games. "If the result is right, it is of course great - successes and victories are always nice," he added.

A look at the opponents

The participating teams all bring a lot of experience and talent with them. The THW Kiel is considered one of the most successful handball clubs in Germany and Europe. HBC Nantes from France has also established itself as a serious opponent, while Telekom Veszprem is known as one of the strongest teams in the Hungarian league. This meeting promises exciting and high -class games.

With these opponents, the SO-Tech Cup will certainly be a yardstick for where the Foxes Berlin is in the handball business. The combination of international competition and top -class opponents offers an ideal setting for players to prepare optimally.

The weekend continues with a final and a game for third place on Sunday, which will offer the spectators even more handball action. Spectators can look forward to exciting games in which the athletes can demonstrate their skills, while the trainers collect valuable knowledge for the upcoming challenges.

the SO-Tech Cup as a test site

summarized the SO-Tech Cup is a key event for the Foxes Berlin and other top teams. It not only shows the high quality and competitive spirit in European handball, but also offers a platform to test strategies and to build up a game. The coming week could therefore be crucial for how the foxes Berlin will not only beat in the Supercup, but also throughout the season.

preparation of the foxes Berlin

The Foxes Berlin have prepared intensively for the new season during the entire preparation. The return of national players such as Mathias Gidsel, Lasse Andersson and Max Darj after the Olympic Games is a decisive factor. These players not only bring experience, but also a high willingness to perform back to the team. Such returnees have to fit into the game rhythm quickly, which is a challenge, but also an opportunity for the team.

The importance of test games, such as the SO-Tech Cup, cannot be underestimated. Here new game systems can be tried out and the team structure can be consolidated. Such tournaments offer coaches and players the opportunity to identify their strengths and weaknesses in a competitive environment. The football dynamics in Germany show that teams that concentrate intensively on their preparation often start the season better.

statistics on the performance of the league

Current data show that the Bundesliga is one of the most powerful leagues in European handball. In the 20222/2023 season, the THW Kiel led the table and was able to set up a new record in the number of games won. According to the handball Bundesliga, the number of spectators was stable last season and were around 6,500 per game on average. This shows the great interest in handball and underlines the importance of events such as the SO-Tech Cup.

In addition, 72% of the respondents questioned in a survey among fans of the Foxes Berlin, which was carried out by the Berlin Morgenpost, whether they would take part in the test games to support the new team. Such numbers illustrate the strong fan base and the commitment of the supporters for the team.

The Super Cup, which will take place on August 31, is one of the most important comparison points for the teams before the start of the season, since it often reflects the form and fitness of the teams.