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The FTC postponed a match between Norwegian Vipers Kristiansand and France’s Metz HB and did not want to play on Sunday either, but the European federation no longer allowed it.
From the frame of the guests
Anett Kisfaludy, Noémi Pásztor, Anett Kovács, Katrin Klujber, Noémi Háfra and Julia Behnke and Emily Bölk from Germany were absent.
however, four youth handball players were included who did not even play in adult NB I. The Hungarians were deprived of Estavana Polman, a Dutchman chosen as the MVP of the December World Cup, who is recovering from a serious knee injury .
The Hungarian team did very well at the beginning, the Hungarians led for the first time in the 11th minute, and even in the 19th minute they were only 7-6 on the scoreboard. After that, however, the FTC made more and more mistakes on the field and in attack, taking advantage of this and Rikke Poulsen’s defenses.
Esbjerg walked away with quick and easy goals and was already 13-9 at halftime in their favor.
In the 37th minute, the locals had to ask for time, because Ferencváros started the second half with a great defense and an effective offensive play and caught up 14-13. In the aftermath, the Hungarian team attacked four times to equalize, and succeeded for the fourth time, then took the lead with great concentration. There was a 14-minute period in which the visiting team won 9-3, which regained momentum after equalizing the Danes and scoring three goals.
The FTC decided the match with another series 5-0, which he won thanks to his boundless enthusiasm and great play in the second half.
The most successful player on the pitch was Anikó Kovacsics with six goals, Schatzl Nadine hit five times.
The two teams met for the third time, and the FTC won for the second time after a loss. Defending champion Győr Audi ETO KC with two wins and two draws will host Romanian Ramnicu Valcea next Saturday, and Ferencváros with one win and one loss will be invited by Romanian CSM Bucuresti in the BL group in a week.
Result, Group Round, Round 4, Group A:
Team Esbjerg (dán) – FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria 21-24 (13-9)
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