Overview
- Berlin defeated SV Warnemünde 3:1 one day after parting with Banks, overturning a first-set deficit.
- The victory reduced the gap to league leader SVG Lüneburg to four points, tightening the standings at the top.
- The nine-time defending champions sit second after an uneven start to the season and a cup semifinal loss to VfB Friedrichshafen.
- Managing director Kaweh Niroomand said players repeatedly raised problems and that the squad no longer trusted the coach.
- Next up is a pursuer duel in Berlin against Grizzlys Giesen on Sunday.