DSC beat AWDTV 26‑17 after 13‑5 at half-time
DSC have beaten AWDTV 26‑17 in the second round of the Korfbal League 2. In De Vijfkamp in Eindhoven the home side laid the foundation in the first half: it went to 4‑0 and at half-time it was 13‑5. These are DSC's first points of the season.
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- AWDTV scored their first goal after more than ten minutes, at 4-0.
- The second half ended 13-12 to DSC.
- DSC play at HKC on 21 November, AWDTV host Blauw-Wit.
DSC played at home for the first time this season. A week earlier the team, who still played in the Korfbal League last season, lost 34‑24 at GG. AWDTV, by contrast, started the competition with a win: 24‑23 against Die Haghe.
DSC play this season without Jessie Heuveling, who left for DVO. At AWDTV, Noor van Asperen has moved to TOP; Danny den Dunnen was in the starting line-up for the Amsterdammers.
AWDTV fail to score for ten minutes
Anne de Kok opened the scoring from a penalty and also made it 2‑0. Timo de Wit and Jiske van Brenk took the score to 4‑0. In the first ten minutes AWDTV did not manage to score.
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Alain ter Horst scored the first Amsterdamse goal, 4‑1, but Daan van Montfort answered immediately: 5‑1. De Wit then scored twice, the first time from long range after a free pass, making it 7‑1. In that phase AWDTV's attacks often ended after a single shot.
AWDTV time-out at 9‑3
Ter Horst scored his second and AWDTV came back to 7‑3, but DSC pulled away again to 9‑3. AWDTV then took the first time-out of the match, with about seven minutes left until half-time.
After that the visitors scored twice in a row, the second from a free pass: 9‑5. DSC then scored the last four goals of the first half. Mitch Bogers, De Wit, De Kok and Renske Relou brought the half-time score to 13‑5.
Gap grows to ten
After the break De Wit made it 14‑5 with a long shot. He later also converted a free pass for 18‑9, after which the gap was ten goals at 19‑9.
In the second half DSC repeatedly substituted De Wit for defence: Tibo van Helvoort then took his place. With just under twelve minutes to play it was 21‑12. Anne de Kok went off for Maud Smulders.
AWDTV come back to 23‑16
Bogers scored from long range and Van Brenk also scored, but then it was AWDTV's turn. The Amsterdammers scored three times in a row, the last by Ter Horst, and at 23‑16 DSC took a time-out. There were then just over six minutes left to play.
AWDTV did not get closer than seven goals in the closing stages. DSC made it 24‑16 with four minutes left on the clock, after which AWDTV took a time-out.
DSC made it 25‑17 50 seconds before the end and Van Brenk set the final score at 26‑17. The second half thus ended 13‑12 to DSC.
DSC to HKC, AWDTV against Blauw-Wit
After two matches DSC have two points, as do AWDTV.
On Saturday 21 November DSC play at HKC. That day AWDTV host Blauw-Wit for the Amsterdamse city derby; like DSC, Blauw-Wit were relegated from the Korfbal League last season. A week later, on Saturday 28 November, DSC play Mid-Fryslân in De Vijfkamp.
