“A Newly Promoted Team Is Always a Little Unknown”

“The new teams have started well this year.
For example, Bietigheim was able to gain confidence right away in Wetzlar,” says SCM coach Bennet Wiegert about SG before the game on Saturday (8 p.m., Tickets).
“They sold themselves well at times in their games.
I believe they still have the winning mindset that they brought from the second league, and they look like a well-played team.”

The Baden-Württemberg team was able to celebrate a win right away in their return to the top league and won 35:33 against HSG Wetzlar.
After this, they had four losses in a row against THW Kiel, TBV Lemgo Lippe, ThSV Eisenach, and TSV Hannover-Burgdorf.
In the cup, Bietigheim had to leave after a close 32:34 loss on Wednesday against GWD Minden in the second round.

The squad should not be underestimated.
Goalkeeper Martin Tomovski was able to make an impact again.
Also, the 19-time German national player Djibril M’Bengue brings international experience – just like the top scorers Mathias Larson and Marcus Norrbrink.

“We look forward to the next home game.
Bietigheim has done really well so far.
We have analyzed a lot in videos.
Still, a newly promoted team is always a little unknown because you do not know exactly how the squad works and how they have developed tactically,” says Magdeburg’s left winger Matthias Musche.
“We will do everything to win and collect important points again in the Bundesliga.”