Sunday, July 20, 2025
33.9 C
Podgorica
30 C
Budva
30 C
Kotor
29.5 C
Cetinje
HomeSportHandballA promising start, then another convincing defeat of the rejuvenated Buducnost

A promising start, then another convincing defeat of the rejuvenated Buducnost

Published on

spot_img

A Strong Beginning Followed by Another Defeat for the Rejuvenated Buducnost

Nikolina Marković, Photo: Dejan Starčević/ŽRK Buducnost Bemax

During the farewell event at “Bemax Arena,” in front of a modest crowd of 150, Buducnost Bemax’s revamped team demonstrated that some players possess the talent to achieve far more than a 14th place finish in the Champions League.

With Maja Savić leading the team in Bojana Popović’s absence (who is unwell), Buducnost put up a strong fight against Odense. At one point in the first half, they even held a two-goal lead. However, Ole-Gustav Gjekstad’s squad, with the opportunity to secure the second spot in Group B and advance directly to the quarterfinals, broke through Buducnost’s defenses with their relentless pace, concluding the game with a convincing score of 33:17.

After a balanced start, the Danes took the lead first with Mia Hejlund’s goal making it 7:5 in the 13th minute. Buducnost responded with a 6:2 run, highlighted by four goals from 19-year-old Jelena Vukčević, putting them ahead 13:11 by the 26th minute.

However, that was the peak for Buducnost. The team that previously won 39:24 in their first matchup established dominance towards the end of the first half, scoring five consecutive goals and another at the beginning of the second half, extending their lead to 17:11.

From that point, it ceased to be a question of who would win, but rather by how much. The margin reached double figures midway through the second half (25:15) and was still at that mark with just four minutes remaining (32:17).

Buducnost’s performance was starkly illustrated by the fact they managed to hit the back of the net only four times in 35 minutes (after leading 13:11) while conceding 22 goals—an utterly disheartening outcome.

THE FUTURE BEMAX – ODENSE 17:33 (13:16)

Podgorica – “Bemax Arena”. Attendance: 150. Officials: Lovin and Raluka Stanku (Romania). Free throws: Buducnost Bemax 5 (5), Odense 6 (5). Exclusions: Buducnost Bemax 4, Odense 4 minutes.

Buducnost Bemax: ATINGRE (three saves and seven goals), Gigerih (four saves), MARSENIĆ 1, MARKOVIĆ 2, J. Vukčević 7 (4), GODEČ 2 (1), Popović, Čališkan, IVANOVIĆ 3, Agović, Radević, TOMOVA 1, Kadović, PAVIĆEVIĆ 1, N. Vukčević.

Odense: REINHART (three saves), Ten Holte (seven saves), ORDAL 5, Larsen-Aune 2, VAN VETERING 2, Dano 2 (2), Vale-Dal 1, Halilčević 3, HEJLUND 2, RUSFELT-DEILA 4, HANSEN -OGOT 7 (3), Van der Fleet 1, HAUSHER 3, Mejlvang, Hagese 1.

News

Latest articles

Improving cybersecurity is a technological and democratic step forward

Advancing Cybersecurity: A Leap Towards Technology and Democracy ...

Coaching France is my dream, I can’t wait to take over the national team

"Coaching France: My Dream of Leading the National Team"Renowned French football legend and ex-Real...

Many superpowers have fallen in “Morača”, a victory over the world champion is the ideal way to say goodbye to the fans

"Superpowers Fallen in Morača: A Triumph Over the World Champion as a Fitting Farewell...

The Kings of Denmark have not taken off their crown since 2019

The Danish Kings Have Worn Their Crowns Continuously Since 2019Before...

More like this

The Kings of Denmark have not taken off their crown since 2019

The Danish Kings Have Worn Their Crowns Continuously Since 2019Before...

Podgorica hosts the Mediterranean Women’s Handball Championship

Podgorica Welcomes the Mediterranean Women's Handball ChampionshipPodgorica is set to host the Mediterranean Championship...

“Lionesses” eighth, “Lions” 14th in Europe

"Lionesses Rank Eighth, Lions at Fourteenth in Europe" ...