Mathias Gidsel and Füchse Berlin did not doubt the outcome when they secured a victory between 40 to 35 years in the second leg of their Champions League in Aalborg on Wednesday night.

Foxes Berlin He booked his ticket for the Champions League final 4 after another comfortable victory over Aalborg handball.

Aalborg failed to perform a miracle against the Bundesliga League leader, and for the Finals of the Champions Champions for men will be without any participation of Danish handball teams after Füchse Berlin won 40-36 returns and thus won the entire competition.

Like in the first match, Mathias Taos torted his Danish compatriots along with team teammate Lasse Andersson.

Each of them achieved five goals in the first 19 minutes, and with 14-12 leaders to Füchse Berlin on the board, it seemed that the competition was already decided on the aggregate.

With the strong support of the local crowd in the Gigantium Arena, the domestic side with Thomas Arnoldsen Return to the team newspaper tried to return even if the defense was behind.

16-18 turned into 19-18 in Danish favor, before another pair of Danish goals from Gidsel and Andersson made 21-20 in Füchse on break.

Norwegian Sander Sagosen His part inspired the return to Aalborg, and the guardian Fabian Norsten also produced several good savings after replaced Niklas Landin.

But the performance was never good enough to really threaten the Germans because the attacker’s attacker game was too much too much.

Gidsel and Andersson scored four goals in the second half, while the Aalborg Veteran Henrik Mollgaard ended up on the margins in the last European game of his career after he was injured.

With the total large victory and Gidsel in excellent form, the Füchse Berlin will be among the favorites, when the final 4 event is in the Cologne in mid-June.