Flensburg-Handewitt's Stunning Comeback Seals 33:32 Win Over IRUDEK Bidasoa Irun
SG Flensburg-Handewitt overcame a four-goal deficit and broadcast technical difficulties to claim a 33:32 comeback victory over IRUDEK Bidasoa Irun, extending their unbeaten European record.
- • Flensburg-Handewitt won 33:32 after a dramatic comeback from 24:28 down.
- • The team remains unbeaten in Europe since April and the current season.
- • Broadcasting faced issues with overlapping commentary and a blue screen.
- • Emil Jakobsen scored ten goals, leading Flensburg’s scoring.
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SG Flensburg-Handewitt delivered a dramatic comeback to edge out Spain's IRUDEK Bidasoa Irun 33:32 in a thrilling European handball match. Despite trailing 24:28 with 14 minutes left, Flensburg rallied to equalize at 30:30 before securing the lead and ultimate victory in tense final moments, preserving their unbeaten streak in Europe since April and in the current season. Emil Jakobsen was instrumental, finishing as the top scorer with ten goals.
The match itself faced unusual technical challenges; the broadcast encountered streaming issues with overlapping Spanish and German commentary, and a blue screen briefly interrupted viewing just before halftime. The first half ended all square at 17:17. Flensburg's resilience shone as they overturned a four-goal deficit later in the second half to claim the win.
This victory keeps Flensburg atop the Daikin-Handball-Bundesliga and marks an important milestone in their European campaign. Meanwhile, fellow German club MT Melsungen also celebrated a narrow European League win against Karlskrona, earning a 26:25 result.
The tense affair highlighted Flensburg's mental strength and skill under pressure, overcoming both on-court adversity and off-field technical disruptions to claim a memorable victory.
This article was translated and synthesized from German sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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