분데스리가 12/20 15:00 14 [16] HBW 발린겐-웨일스텥튼 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [4] W 19-28
분데스리가 12/15 17:00 13 [4] 퓨쉬 벨린 v TVB 슈퉅가르트 [5] W 31-25
분데스리가 12/12 19:30 12 [18] Eulen Ludwigshafen v 퓨쉬 벨린 [5] W 23-34
EHF 유럽 리그, 그룹 D 12/08 15:30 6 [5] 디나모 뷰쿠레스티 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [1] D 26-26
분데스리가 12/05 19:45 11 [7] 퓨쉬 벨린 v MT 멜순겐 [6] W 32-30
EHF 유럽 리그, 그룹 D 12/01 17:45 5 [1] 퓨쉬 벨린 v 디나모 뷰쿠레스티 [5] W 33-29
분데스리가 11/29 15:00 10 [20] HSC 2000 커부르그 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [9] W 25-32
EHF 유럽 리그, 그룹 D 11/24 19:45 4 [2] 퓨쉬 벨린 v 타트란 프레소프 [6] W 35-27
분데스리가 11/21 17:30 9 [13] 베르리셰르 HC v 퓨쉬 벨린 [12] W 29-31
EHF 유럽 리그, 그룹 D 11/17 19:45 3 스포칭 CP v 퓨쉬 벨린 - Postponed
분데스리가 11/15 12:30 8 퓨쉬 벨린 v SG 플렌스부르그-한데비트 - Postponed
분데스리가 11/12 18:00 7 THW 키엘 v 퓨쉬 벨린 - Postponed
분데스리가 11/01 15:00 6 [13] 퓨쉬 벨린 v HSG 베츨라 [10] W 35-28
분데스리가 10/25 15:00 5 [18] GWD 민덴 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [12] L 31-26
EHF 유럽 리그, 그룹 D 10/20 18:45 1 [2] 퓨쉬 벨린 v IFK 크리스탼스타드 [2] W 30-23
분데스리가 10/15 17:00 4 [12] 퓨쉬 벨린 v TSV 한너베르 부륵더르프 [8] W 31-27
분데스리가 10/11 11:30 3 [1] SC DHFK 레입치그 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [13] D 24-24
분데스리가 10/06 17:00 2 [5] 퓨쉬 벨린 v SC 마크데부르그 [15] L 22-32
분데스리가 10/03 18:30 1 [5] HSG 노드허르느-린겐 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [5] W 20-25
EHF European League, Qualification 09/29 18:45 15 퓨쉬 벨린 v 경겨시 FKK W 36-24
EHF European League, Qualification 09/22 16:45 15 경겨시 FKK v 퓨쉬 벨린 W 23-25
클럽 친선경기 09/12 14:00 - 퓨쉬 벨린 v THW 키엘 L 25-26
분데스리가 03/08 15:00 27 [5] 퓨쉬 벨린 v SG 플렌스부르그-한데비트 [2] L 33-35
분데스리가 03/03 18:00 26 [13] 베르리셰르 HC v 퓨쉬 벨린 [4] D 26-26
European Cup 03/01 15:00 4 [2] 퓨쉬 벨린 v CB 슈다드 데 로그로노 [3] W 33-26
분데스리가 02/27 18:00 25 [3] 퓨쉬 벨린 v HSG 노드허르느-린겐 [18] L 30-32
European Cup 02/22 18:00 3 [3] CB 슈다드 데 로그로노 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [1] L 26-25
분데스리가 02/20 18:00 24 [14] GWD 민덴 v 퓨쉬 벨린 [3] L 30-25
분데스리가 02/16 13:05 23 [4] 퓨쉬 벨린 v SC 마크데부르그 [5] W 25-24
European Cup 02/13 18:00 2 [1] 퓨쉬 벨린 v 그룬드퍼스 타타반야 KC [2] D 27-27

Füchse Berlin is a professional handball club from Berlin, Germany, that currently competes in the Handball-Bundesliga, the highest national league, and in EHF competitions.

History

Until 2005, the club was organized as handball department of Reinickendorfer Füchse. For the 2005–06 season, the branding was changed to Füchse Berlin, in an effort to establish the club as a leading sports team of Berlin alongside Hertha BSC (football), Eisbären Berlin (ice hockey) and Alba Berlin (basketball). This coincided with the move to Max-Schmeling-Halle (Berlin's second biggest indoor sports venue), which is dubbed Fuchsbau (burrow in English). In 2007, the Füchse secured the championship in the Zweite Handball-Bundeliga, the second highest German league, thus advancing to Handball-Bundesliga, which the club has stayed in ever since. In 2014 the team won the DHB-Pokal, its first major trophy by defeating SG Flensburg-Handewitt 22–21.

As German cup winners they qualified for the 2014–15 EHF Cup, which they won to gain their first international title. As winner of the EHF Cup the Füchse earned a wild card spot for the 2015 IHF Super Globe, which they also won.