Füchse Berlin enter their Handball-Bundesliga opener against MT Melsungen at even odds after a heavy Supercup defeat to SC Magdeburg exposed ongoing integration issues in a rebuilt roster. Key departures of Lasse Andersson and keeper Dejan Milosavljev, plus long-term injuries to Nils Lichtlein and Fabian Wiede, have thinned the backcourt and left Mathias Gidsel carrying extra load while the side works through early coordination gaps in defense and tempo transitions under coach Nicolej Krickau. MT Melsungen, themselves managing injuries but bolstered by staff addition Jaron Siewert, have shown resilience in prior meetings and can exploit any Berlin lapses with physical presence from players like Dainis Kristopans. The balanced pricing reflects Berlin’s home advantage offset by recent form concerns and both teams’ thin margins heading into a congested early schedule.