Mock and jeer Hanning's misdeeds:

In a tense and dramatic Bundesliga top game, SC Magdeburg emerged victorious over Berlin's handball team with a score of 32:39 (13:22). The new coach of the Berlin team, Nicolej Krickau, faced a challenging debut as the team struggled with weak defensive play and a lacklustre performance from star player Mathias Gidsel.

The game began with SC Magdeburg's goalkeeper, Sergey Hernández, making an impressive nine saves by halftime. Magdeburg played on a completely different level compared to Berlin, dominating the game with strong tempo play. The hosts, on the other hand, made a series of missed shots and passes, failing to match the intensity of their opponents.

The departure of sports director Stefan Kretzschmar and coach Jaron Siewert in the preparation days had significantly unsettled Berlin's handball team. The fans, who had been urged by club boss Bob Hanning to stand united behind the team before the game, continued to boo despite Berlin's small comeback. The support for the players was great, but Hanning was heavily booed during the game.

During the game, Hanning responded to the fan anger, stating that if you bear the responsibility, you have to stand by it. Loud "Jaron Siewert" chants echoed through the arena during an interview with Hanning, reflecting the fans' loyalty to the former coach.

Nicolej Krickau experienced a forgettable Foxes debut as the new coach of Berlin's handball team. The game showed no sign of a duel between two top teams, with Magdeburg temporarily increasing their lead to twelve goals after the restart. SCM fans mocked Hanning and chanted: "There would be nothing going on here without Jaron."

The German champions, SC Magdeburg, celebrated as "league leaders" following their victory over Berlin. As the team heads into the next game, Berlin's handball team will need to regroup and find a way to improve their performance to challenge for the top spot in the Bundesliga.