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SC DHfK Leipzig fights against BHC after a draw: Preuß demands more!
On October 26th, 2025, SC DHfK Leipzig played against Bergischer HC and achieved an exciting draw (28:28). Moritz Preuß comments on the need to improve the defense.
SC DHfK Leipzig fights against BHC after a draw: Preuß demands more!
In a thrilling handball Bundesliga duel, SC DHfK Leipzig secured a draw against Bergischer HC (28:28). Despite being two or three goals behind in the second half, Leipzig managed to turn things around and equalize in the last minute. Tom Koschek converted 37 seconds before the end and gave his team an important point for the match they thought they had lost.
The game took place in front of over 2,600 spectators in Wuppertal and initially started poorly for Leipzig. The Bergische HC broke away early, driven by Eloy Maldonado, Johannes Wasielewski and Noah Beyer, whose goals gave them a temporary lead of 7:5. But SC DHfK didn't let themselves be defeated and fought their way back into the game. Luka Rogan equalized in the 25th minute to make it 12:12 and put Leipzig in the lead with another point - the team went into half-time with a 15:14 lead.
Difficult phase for Leipzig
However, the second half showed a different side. Leipzig did not allow itself to be discouraged by a temporary deficit, but the defense problems remained noticeable. Moritz Preuß, SC DHfK player, emphasized after the game that he and his team had expected more and wanted victory. The last few weeks have not been successful and it is essential to improve defensive work. With currently 2:18 points, Leipzig is in last place in the table.
Thomas Koschek finally managed to turn an important loss of the ball by the hosts into a counterattack, which secured the equalizer. Lucas Krzikalla was particularly active in the second half and scored six goals, including a decisive seven-meter penalty that made it 27:28 in the final minute. The deficit could not be overcome, but Moritz Preuß is optimistic: “We can get out of this situation if we implement all of our roles,” said the player.
The role of science in handball
These sporting challenges are not only addressed on the field. The German Handball Federation (DHB) is already working on integrating scientific findings into the sport of handball. The aim is to strengthen the connection between sports practice and science in order to do justice to the development of handball. The aim is to increase the transfer of knowledge and technology, which could also be important for clubs such as SC DHfK Leipzig.
Leipzig's team faces the challenge of stabilizing itself and making the next games positive. The next game will show whether the team can learn the lessons from the draw and finally find their way out of the current situation. If you want to move up in the table, you now have to fight and show solidarity.
To follow all the coverage of the game and the background, please take a look Handball World and MDR Sports over. Further information on scientific support for handball can be found on the website German Handball Association.