TV Uelzen celebrates its first away win in the handball association league!

TV Uelzen celebrates its first away win in the handball association league!

After a long wait, TV Uelzen has finally celebrated an away win in the East Handball Association League! On September 27, 2025, the Uelzen team triumphed against VfB Fallersleben with a clear 33:24, thus securing their first away win in over nine months. The last victory on foreign soil was on December 7th of the previous year, when they defeated Altencelle 29:23. AZ online reports that this victory was not only visible on the scoreboard, but also had an important meaning for the team's morale.

Coach Maurice Maus emphasized the importance of success and spoke of strengthening team spirit, even if the game didn't always go smoothly. At halftime the Uelzeners were already in the lead with 18:10. A strong performance by the team ensured the important victory after a difficult phase. The goal scorers for Uelzen were Krüger (6 goals), J. Specht (11/1), Hohls, Stuhlmann (1 each), Drewes and Lauer (3 each) as well as Kwiotek (4) and Wenda (1).

The key players

Particularly noteworthy is goalkeeper Till Meyer, who spontaneously returned after his vacation to fill in for the injured Dominic Sommerburg. His outstanding performance helped the team prevail despite the challenges throughout the game. In addition, Kevin Kwiotek, who had recently undergone an operation, showed his usual strength again and thus made a decisive contribution to the success.

After this encouraging victory and a five-week autumn break, TV Uelzen will be active again on November 1st, 2025 when it takes on SG VfL Wittingen/Stöcken in the derby. Kick-off is at 7:30 p.m. and fans can look forward to an exciting duel! The game plan can be seen in detail, and the excitement increases as to how the team will overcome the next challenges.

Handball in focus

Handball is not only a popular sport in Uelzen. The popular sport is the second most played in Germany after football and attracts large numbers of spectators to the halls. The German Handball Bundesliga (HBL) has been established since its founding in 1966 and impresses with high spectator numbers. The sport also attracts major international competitions, such as the Handball World Cup, where the Danish national team recently won its fourth world championship title in a row. The enthusiasm for handball is unbroken and fans can look forward to an exciting season! Statista shows interesting statistics about this exciting sport.