Drama at TV Homburg: The last second goal costs the victory!

Drama at TV Homburg: The last second goal costs the victory!

On Sunday evening, TV 1878 Homburg had to accept a narrow defeat against HSG Rhein-Nahe Bingen. In an exciting game, the game ended with 31:32. This defeat was not only painful, but also led to the loss of the top of the table in the South-West Regionalliga. The best thrower of the Homburger, Robin Egelhof, scored an impressive 10 goals.

The match was very balanced up to the 36th minute, with a meantime ahead of five goals for the guests who came back at eye level after a tour of 17:22. From the 45th minute, an exciting phase continued, in which Homburg was short of a deficit. Shortly before the end of the encounter, Egelhof managed to achieve the equalizer to 31:31 41 seconds before the end.

gripping end of the game

The last seconds were dramatic. A last attack by HSG Rhein-Nahe Bingen led to the winning goal 1 second before the final whistle. The emotional roller coaster ride left both frustrated and cheering faces among the 150 spectators. Referee Martin Eckert and his colleague Torsten Towae led the action and distributed a total of 6 time penalties - 2 to Homburg and 4 to the hosts.

The second team of Homburg, TVH II, successfully ran in the same round. On February 2, HF Köllertal defeated it with 35:27 at halftime 17:11. This achievement emphasizes the strong form of the Homburg teams and gives hope for a positive development.

A look into the future

After this defeat, the TV Homburg has no play this weekend and can prepare for the next important game. On February 15th, the Saarderby will be against MSG HF Illtal, which will take place in the Robert Bosch sports hall at 6:30 p.m. The anticipation of this duel is already noticeable, since both teams have shown strong performances in the current season.

In the overview of the team results, it can also be seen that the Homburger currently has difficulty defending their top position in the league. This requires both strategic adjustments and a closed team performance in the upcoming games. Other exciting encounters are also planned that the audience can expect in the coming weeks.