Dorstener TC Jüntgen is aiming for a fourth win against a weak Cologne team!

Dorstener TC Jüntgen is aiming for a fourth win against a weak Cologne team!

Next Saturday, June 7th, 2025, the DTC facility on Hardtstrasse in Dorsten will be the venue for an exciting Bundesliga match for men 30. Dorsten's TC Jüntgen will face Cologne's HTC Blau-Weiß at home. The game starts at 1:00 p.m. For the Dorsten team, which is currently in second place in the table and has recorded three wins in a row, it is not just about points, but also about the possibility of securing a decisive final the following week to win the group against table leaders TC Bredeney. The Dorsten Online reports on the anticipation of the team, which will compete with the best line-up. All players are fit and ready to give their best.

However, DTC captain Marcel Schröder warns against possible underestimation of the opponent. Although Cologne's HTC Blau-Weiß are currently at the bottom of the table and are urgently looking for a win after three defeats in a row, they have often only narrowly lost in their previous games and should not be underestimated. The setting in Dorsten, combined with the Cologne people's urgent need for success, could make for exciting encounters.

Free entry and a good atmosphere guaranteed

Spectators are warmly invited to support the Dorsten players. Entry to the game is free, thanks to the generous support of local sponsors. When the weather is good, the game is played on sandy ground, while when it rains the hall serves as an alternative location. The DTC team is hoping for numerous spectators to loudly cheer on the team.

A look at the season so far shows that it's not just the men's 30 who are providing exciting games. The men's 1 team from Cologne's HTC Blau-Weiß kicked off the season against TC Metzingen 1 at home. However, after a strenuous match, they lost 3:6 after they were unable to complete the singles matches as desired with two wins out of six matches and were only able to win one of the three matches in the doubles matches. Based on the current situation, the goal of Men's 1 is clear: to keep the league after being promoted last year. The TC Blau-Weiß reports on some new talents in the team, including players from Argentina and Spain.

Strong performances from the other teams

The picture is rounded off by the impressive performances of the women's 2 and the juniors U15. The ladies 2 were able to win five out of six individual matches in an away game against TC Bad Friedrichshall 1, with Kathrin Wörle-Scheller and Mackenzie White being particularly notable. With a final score of 2:7 they left the pitch as winners, a great success for the team. The U15 junior team performed equally well, celebrating brilliant successes against TA SV Böblingen 2 with a clear 6-0 win and winning both double matches.

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