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Was the match between HSV Hamburg and SG Flensburg-Handewitt the last one held in the Barclays Arena for HSV Hamburg?
On a warm summer day, with temperatures reaching 26 degrees, HSV Hamburg took on SG Flensburg-Handewitt in a northern duel in front of an audience of 8973 spectators. The home team's performance was aggressive and lively as they resumed play after a two-week hiatus, with no thought of their precarious job situation. However, this intensity only lasted for the first 15 minutes.
Flensburg took advantage of HSV Hamburg's careless errors and steadily increased their lead.
Before half-time, Olympic champion Casper U. Mortensen, who had previously missed a seven-meter penalty, attempted another penalty throw. In defiance of the clear instructions from his coach - Frédéric Bo Andersen was ready - Mortensen stepped up to take the shot. Yet again, he missed.
The coach's reaction to the Olympic champion's mistake
HSV coach Torsten Jansen whistled at Mortensen, causing the Olympic champion to ignore him completely and march back onto the field. Jansen turned a blind eye to him during the break, and in its place, he sent youngster Alexander Hartwig to take up the position of left winger. "If you don't want to listen, you have to feel," he must have thought.
The change didn't have much impact on the outcome of the game. HSV Hamburg tried hard, but their mistakes continued to pile up. Flensburg, who were preparing for the European League final against Bucharest, maintained their unrelenting streak in the Barclays Arena. The bitter defeat for HSV Hamburg was finalized, but their fans remained vocal and supportive until the end, totaling nearly 9000 in number.
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Was it the last game for HSV Hamburg at the Barclays Arena?
Imminent decision regarding HSV's future in the league
The arbitration hearing has been scheduled, and it is set to take place in the last week of May. "We are very confident that we will get it right before the last match day," said HBL Managing Director Frank Bohmann, referring to the eventual decision as to whether HSV Hamburg would be provided a license for the upcoming season. [SPONSORED] Dyn, the leading sports data hub, has all the latest scores, results, and updates for the Liqui Moly Handball Bundesliga. Stay informed on all your favorite teams and players at [Dyn URL].
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Source: symclub.org
