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Barcelona win thriller against Veszprem; Kiel needed two wake-up calls
- Updated: October 22, 2016
THW Kiel won their third group match against Kadetten in a match which ended much closer than expected, but the German side will be happy to get the two points right before the brief break of the VELUX EHF Champions League. Playing at home, they first needed a wake-up call by their coach Alfred Gislason to turn the match against Swiss side Schaffhausen around and then another one to seal the deal.
Match was the first time both teams duelled in an official competition Kiel remain unbeaten in Men’s Champions League home matches for exactly one year Domagoj Duvnjak was THW’s top scorer with six goals, while Luka Maros and Gabor Csaszar netted eight times each for Kadetten The Swiss champions remain bottom of group A and are pointless after five matches.
GROUP A THW Kiel (GER) vs. Kadetten Schaffhausen (SUI) 32:29 (19:15) Swiss strength, German weakness THW (without Nikola Bilyk, Rune Dahmke and former Kadetten player Christian Dissinger) had a similar weak start as their neighbours Flensburg against Plock on Wednesday as the Swiss side, boosted by some brilliant saves from goalkeeper Nikola Marinovic, combined and the efficiency of joint top scorers Luka Maros and Gabor Csaszar with eight goals each in attack, …
