Handball Bundesliga 1995/96

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Handball Bundesliga 1995/96
master THW Kiel
Cup winners SC Magdeburg
Relegated HSV Düsseldorf
VfL Bad Schwartau
Teams 16
Games 240
Gates 11,158  (ø 46.49 per game)
spectator 601,680  (ø 2,507 per game)
Top scorer Martin Schwalb
( SG Wallau / Massenheim )  (230/102 goals)
← Handball Bundesliga 1994/95

The handball Bundesliga 1995/96 was the 18th of the single-track seasons and the total of the 30th season of the highest German division in men's handball in the history of the Bundesliga . The season began on September 6, 1995 and ended with the last game day on April 14, 1996.

16 teams played for the German championship. The first in the table on the last match day is German champions 1996. OSC 04 Rheinhausen and TSV GWD Minden were promoted to the new season . In addition, the DHB Cup was played for the 22nd time.

German champion in 1996 was the THW Kiel team for the sixth time in the club's history .

HSV Düsseldorf and VfL Bad Schwartau had to relegate from the handball Bundesliga to the 2nd Bundesliga .

In 240 games, a total of 11,158 goals (average 46.5 per game) were scored, an average of 1.1 more goals than in the 1994/95 season . There were 146 home wins, 27 draws and 67 away wins. The highest home win was recorded by THW Kiel on matchday 26 with 38:18 against VfL Bad Schwartau . The TBV Lemgo team achieved the highest away win on matchday 13 with 16:28 at VfL Bad Schwartau. The game with the highest number of goals took place on the 5th matchday between SG Wallau / Massenheim and TV Großwallstadt and ended 40:26. That was 19 goals more than the overall average. Six clubs were at the top of the table during the season: OSC 04 Rheinhausen (1 ×), TBV Lemgo (1 ×), SG Flensburg-Handewitt (2 ×), TuS Nettelstedt (3 ×), SG Wallau / Massenheim (4 ×) and THW Kiel (19 ×). The top scorer with 230 goals was Martin Schwalb from SG Wallau / Massenheim.

The team of SC Magdeburg secured the DHB Cup, which was played for the 22nd time .

TBV Lemgo also won the European Cup Winners' Cup .

statistics

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
01. THW Kiel (M) 30th 20th 04th 06th 0756: 6480 +108 0044:1600
02. SG Flensburg-Handewitt 30th 19th 04th 07th 0723: 6580 +65 0042:1800
03. TBV Lemgo (P) 30th 19th 01 10 0724: 6510 +73 0039:2100
04th TuS Nettelstedt 30th 17th 02 11 0698: 7130 −15 0036:2400
05. SG Wallau / Massenheim 30th 16 03 11 0825: 7540 +71 0035:2500
06th SC Magdeburg 30th 16 03 11 0660: 6420 +18 0035:2500
07th OSC 04 Rheinhausen (A) 30th 13 07th 10 0698: 6880 +10 0033:2700
08th. TUSEM food 30th 15th 01 14th 0683: 6780  +5 0031:2900
09. TV Niederwürzbach 30th 12 06th 12 0744: 7290 +15 0030:3000
10. SG VfL / BHW Hameln 30th 14th 02 14th 0743: 7560 −13 0030:3000
11. TSV Bayer Dormagen 30th 12 05 13 0649: 6380 +11 0029:3100
12. VfL Gummersbach 30th 11 05 14th 0684: 6940 −10 0027:3300
13. TV Großwallstadt 30th 11 04th 15th 0716: 7690 −53 0026:3400
14th TSV GWD Minden (A) 30th 08th 06th 16 0688: 7350 −47 0022:3800
15th HSV Düsseldorf 30th 05 01 24 0584: 6540 −70 0011:4900
16. VfL Bad Schwartau 30th 05 00 25th 0583: 7510 −168 0010:5000
As of April 14, 1996
Legend
German champion 1996
Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1996/97
(M) German champion 1995
(P) DHB Cup winner 1995
(A) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga 1994/95

Crosstab

The cross table shows the results of the games of this season.
The home team is listed in the left column, the visiting team in the top row.

Bundesliga 1995/96 THW Kiel SG Flensburg-Handewitt TBV Lemgo TuS Nettelstedt SG Wallau / Massenheim SC Magdeburg OSC 04 Rheinhausen TUSEM food TV 08 Niederwürzbach SG VfL / BHW Hameln TSV Bayer Dormagen VfL Gummersbach TV Großwallstadt TSV GWD Minden HSV Düsseldorf VfL Bad Schwartau
THW Kiel 23:23 20:24 24:21 24:23 27:20 32:19 23:20 26:21 26:24 30:18 34:25 33:23 22:20 21:19 38:18
SG Flensburg-Handewitt 28:25 23:27 29:15 25:20 24:20 32:25 26:17 24:19 25:25 24:22 24:21 27:25 21:27 27:13 27:24
TBV Lemgo 18:16 25:20 20:23 24:20 30:20 24:21 21:24 31:25 26:20 23:22 27:19 30:23 24:17 20:16 33:14
TuS Nettelstedt 22:26 21:24 22:21 33:31 23:26 26:25 21:28 28:26 29:25 20:17 24:23 22:20 28:22 18:14 30:20
SG Wallau / Massenheim 26:26 36:22 30:24 26:30 32:24 30:23 32:29 23:25 31:28 30:22 27:25 40:26 28:25 29:20 25:13
SC Magdeburg 18:18 21:15 17:16 23:21 23:23 21:26 23:16 25:25 24:20 22:17 24:26 29:21 22:20 21:14 25:19
OSC 04 Rheinhausen 24:31 17:17 23:25 23:23 29:24 24:23 21:25 22:22 24:24 22:21 16:15 31:21 31:23 23:18 22:24
TUSEM food 20:24 21:22 23:22 25:26 27:24 22:18 17:21 24:22 27:22 24:20 19:17 21:23 21:19 26:16 23:15
TV Niederwürzbach 27:25 29:29 22:22 35:24 28:23 23:25 20:22 29:29 29:28 22:19 28:21 27:28 30:23 20:18 31:25
SG VfL / BHW Hameln 24:31 20:26 30:24 27:23 29:34 20:24 24:23 25:24 27:24 23:28 25:21 30:23 25:19 27:26 25:18
TSV Bayer Dormagen 22:22 22:17 24:25 26:19 29:26 19:15 20:20 22:23 17:17 22:25 24:24 20:19 27:19 23:19 27:15
VfL Gummersbach 21:20 23:20 24:25 18:19 28:23 19:18 22:22 21:20 26:21 24:25 22:25 29:35 24:19 25:18 30:23
TV Großwallstadt 23:27 23:32 32:26 21:22 27:31 25:23 26:26 22:20 22:28 33:29 18:16 22:22 22:22 21:19 26:19
TSV GWD Minden 20:17 23:29 23:22 26:26 29:29 22:27 20:31 29:22 28:21 31:21 20:20 24:24 22:22 26:19 28:24
HSV Düsseldorf 20:21 17:22 22:17 25:20 18:22 13:14 17:18 25:18 26:22 20:22 21:23 22:22 23:24 28:21 14:15
VfL Bad Schwartau 17:24 12:19 16:28 17:19 19:27 22:25 21:24 27:28 19:26 17:24 12:15 21:23 23:20 28:21 26:24
As of April 14, 1996

The championship team

1. THW Kiel
THW Kiel 1992 to 2004.jpg

DHB Cup

The team from SC Magdeburg won the 1995/96 DHB Cup . She defeated in the final on 1 May 1995 in Hamburg 's team TUSEM food with 20:18.

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