TSV Bayer Dormagen fights against the away curse: home strength wins!

TSV Bayer Dormagen fights against the away curse: home strength wins!

TSV Bayer Dormagen, led by coach Julian Bauer, gave a mixed picture in the current season of the 2nd Handball Bundesliga. With 16:18 points, the team is in the table, and Bauer is mostly satisfied with the development, but realizes that more would have been possible. In particular, the weak away balance sheet with just one win in the foreign hall, against Constance, represents an important topic that will continue to be discussed next Sunday after the game against Eintracht Hagen.

The focus is particularly on the start of the home against TuS Ferndorf, which the Dormageners could impressively win with 35:23. This home win has to be confirmed in the next games to defeat the "away curse". On Saturday, February 16, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. UTC, there will be a duel against VfL Eintracht Hagen, which fans can follow with live updates.

The way to improve

The efforts to focus on the home games in winter preparation show initial success. The team is challenged to convert the positive achievements from the last game into battled success. The trainer knows that the claims are higher when it comes to being able to score away.

The statistics that depict the last 100 games of TSV Bayer Dormagen will help to analyze and improve the team's performance. The data provides information about profit and loss consequences and could provide crucial information for the coming game. In the analysis, the performance and form graphics of the last ten games could represent important indicators for the success of the team.

handball in the German context

handball has a long tradition in Germany that goes back to the 19th century. The modern form was invented by Max Heiser and Carl Schelenz and has since developed into one of the most popular sports, with almost 90,000 clubs and around 28 million members. handball100.de reports that The German handball bundle (DHB) is one of the largest associations worldwide, with 765,368 members.

In the recent past, the German national team has celebrated numerous successes in both World and European Championships. Germany can look back on three world championships and has also won two European championship titles. At the 2024 European Handball Championship, a viewer record of 53,586 fans was set up at the opening games, which underlines the growing enthusiasm for this sporting competition.

actions such as the implementation of a support program for women in handball by the DHB 2019 show how important the development and promotion of this sport is in Germany. The Bundesliga attracts numerous fans with its high number of spectators, as in the season comparison of over 817,000 in the games of the 2022/2023 season, and shows that handball is becoming increasingly important even in the masses.