I don't understand this: Sport1 is airing pure b...s... now, nothing to do with real sports, but is not airing even the DVV Cup quarterfinal Dresden vs. Potsdam, which would be the natural choice today. 
Posts by StefanS
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Short information regarding the new Germany wide second league pro since next season 2023/2024: they will have minimum numbers for German players per team and the same clean court (only volleyball lines) requirement as the first league. It will start with 10 to 12, at most 14 teams (including two junior teams with special admission).
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Display MoreTonight:
18:30 Dresden-Erfurt
18:30 Vilsbiburg-Potsdam
18:30 Aachen-Neuwied
18:30https://www.google.com/maps/@4…zyl3sQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
19:00 Wiesbaden-Straubing
All Vilsbiburg players are healthy again, let's see what they can do tonight. Suhl-Schwerin could also be interesting.
Wiesbaden-Straubing is the tv match.
Yes, one of the 23 Bezirke (hard to translate) of Stuttgart, a small one, has also the name Muenster.
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Busto Arsizio performs so bad so far in this season - the statistics I have checked reveal, the butterflies are very error-prone.
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Surprise win for La Laguna in KAMNIK in Tie-Break, after Calcit was already leading 2:0.
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Interesting matches in the quarterfinals.
Considering how the teams have performed for now Schwerin, Stuttgart, Potsdam and Aachen should make it.
But it will be interesting to see how Suhl will do against Stuttgart.
Stuttgart won (too) easily the league match against Suhl, managing to keep them out of the match all the time. I don't expect it being so easy again, but still Stuttgart to win. Erfurt has good chances against Aachen IMHO, Aachen is playing really bad so far most of the time.
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Boring first round so far at German DVV Cup (as expected), the first five matches all ended in three sets for the favorite team, Dresden in Oythe (2. North), Stuttgart at home against Neuwied, Potsdam in Vilsbiburg, Erfurt at home against Straubing and Suhl at home against Münster. Let's wait for the quarterfinals draw, because last three matches are second league teams hosting first league teams...
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As expected, Vasas BUDAPEST repeated the over all easy win in three sets against that Spanish underdog team and joined pool A with Conegliano, Rzeszow and Mulhouse as underdog.
The last match/pool berth will be decided between Calcit KAMNIK (favorite) and that club from Teneriffe and join the Fenerbahce-Stuttgart-Lodz pool.
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according to this, Elles Dambrink is going to move to a "top club in Germany"
I dont know if I'd consider it a top club, but Vilsbiburg just followed her on IG
Vilsbiburg won both twice German Championship and Cup and has a plausible (financial) plan to increase strength the years coming, I think, you can label them as such.
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Today 17.00 CET Wiesbaden-Stuttgart: https://www.sport1extra.de/en-int/playerpage/1535823 (free with registration)
Will be interesting to see how Stuttgart will bounce back from their Supercup performance...
It's a bit a Potsdam-connected curse for Stuttgart (aside from being Potsdam by far the best team in the league together with Stuttgart): losing nearly always at home against them, from the last 5 home matches now 4, but always winning abroad there (the last three). So I think after seeing the dominating performance against Suhl I am convinced, Stuttgart will win clearly today in Wiesbaden.
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Right move by the way by Potsdams very good head coach Hernandez, who was head for a number of years some years ago in Stuttgart: after the match in Dresden he let Hester Jasper start instead of her landswomen Fleur Savelkoel, the former player of Stuttgart had a great day in this supercup too.
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As expected also by the betting quotes La Laguna was at home without any chance against Vasas Budapest, a clear three set result, therefore Vasas should now get to the pool stage easily.
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Most of Stuttgart spectators stayed after the match was finished and we applauded for a nearly flawless performance by Potsdam - I am sorry, that Stuttgart had such a bad day, not really putting up a fight - not well done for the spectators. Indeed the core issues of Stuttgart were a shaky receiption, lack of pressure in service and a Simone Lee, who had her worst day in a long time...
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New visitor record is immanent: in Stuttgart s Porsche hall on Tuesday more than 6.000 tickets are sold, more as ever for any women VBL event (record at same place also by Allianz MTV Stuttgart is still 5.400, a playoff match against Dresden, for Supercup events so far 5.800 from 2017).
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We made a test match against Straubing during WC and they were not bad, even won a set against Stuttgart (Team was incomplete then and not finished in preparation, so this was somewhat inconclusive).
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Aachen is truly lost - 15 - 20 in third set now.
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Aachen is 0:2 and 3:9 behind at home against Straubing.
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Potsdam lost completely it's flow in second set and Dresden used this opportunity to equal in sets.
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As expected Potsdam is better as Dresden. Especially in attack the difference is obvious.
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Who have more money there? Who is richest club? Why someone go from champion team to Dresden?
Stuttgart has now the highest budget in the league and Potsdam may now have passed Dresden and Schwerin in this regard too. Berger has a chance for more playing time in Dresden as she had in Stuttgart.