Füchse Berlin Withdraw Protest Following Controversial Bundesliga Match

The team cited precedent in similar referee decisions after disputing a disallowed goal in their 31:31 draw with SC Magdeburg.

Füchse Berlin has withdrawn its protest over refereeing decisions in their Bundesliga match against SC Magdeburg, which ended in a 31:31 draw.
The club initially criticized the referees for disallowing a goal by Lasse Andersson in the 39th minute, a decision made without the aid of goal-line technology.
Berlin stated that their decision to drop the protest was based on similar cases where referee rulings were deemed factual and not subject to overturning.
SC Magdeburg coach Bennet Wiegert expressed understanding for Berlin's frustration but emphasized the need for technological advancements to improve decision-making in the Handball-Bundesliga.
Calls for the introduction of goal-line technology in the league have grown, with proponents arguing it would enhance fairness and clarity in critical match situations.