SC DHfK Leipzig U23 vs TSV Altenholz: Match Report & Result – Feb 8, 2026
On February 8, 2026, the SC DHfK Leipzig U23 team travelled to face TSV Altenholz following their first seasonal victory. The match, the 17th of the season, presented a significant challenge for the Leipzig squad against the fifth-ranked team in the league. Despite a points record of 2:32, the team carried increased confidence after narrowly missing a home win against Rostock.
A Hard-Fought Contest in Altenholz
The game at the Edgar-Meschkat-Halle saw a closely contested first half. Ben Kremen opened the scoring for Leipzig, establishing an early 0-1 lead. The teams remained tied at 3-3 in the 6th minute, but Altenholz, particularly through Rasmus Ankermann, began to pull ahead, leading 9-6 by the 13th minute.
A timeout was called by SC DHfK Leipzig in the 15th minute to adjust their offensive strategy. Janne Pietrusky quickly scored, and Lasse Börner followed, narrowing the gap to 10-8. However, Leipzig faced a two-player disadvantage starting in the 19th minute, resulting in further setbacks and a score of 13-9. A late surge before halftime saw Leipzig score three unanswered goals, bringing the score to 14-12.
Second Half Sees Altenholz Extend Lead
The second half featured a flurry of scoring from both sides, with seven goals scored within three minutes, extending the score to 21-16. Altenholz increased their advantage to seven goals, prompting a second timeout for Leipzig at the 37th minute (24-17). Despite failing to convert on penalty shots, Franz Häcker and Rune Klecar managed to score, bringing the score to 27-21 in the 46th minute.
Leipzig attempted a comeback, with Nick Volmert scoring to reduce the deficit to 32-29 in the 57th minute. Nils Greilich successfully converted a penalty shot after the final whistle, concluding the match with a final score of 34-31 in favor of TSV Altenholz.
The Leipzig team’s lineup included Guretzky, Huber, Volmert, Häcker, Klecar, Illge, Zimmermann, Kremen, Voß, Schmuck, Greilich, Pietrusky, Börner, and Kramm. Leipzig was penalized with 4 Strafminuten, while Altenholz received 2.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the match?
The final score was TSV Altenholz 34 – SC DHfK Leipzig 31.
Who scored the most goals for SC DHfK Leipzig?
Ben Kremen scored the most goals for SC DHfK Leipzig, with a total of seven goals.
When did SC DHfK Leipzig call their first timeout?
SC DHfK Leipzig called their first timeout in the 15th minute of the game.
Given the close nature of the contest, what adjustments might SC DHfK Leipzig U23 consider to improve their performance in future matches against top-ranked opponents?