However, Wiede's teammates knew how to handle the early shock as Füchse keeper Dejan Milosavljev led the Berliners to victory with a total of 16 saves, while Danish world handball player Mathias Gidsel, as usual, was the leading goalscorer for the visitors with six goals.
The reigning Bundesliga champions have thus opened up a gap in Group A, which Füchse coach Nicolej Krickau said they were aiming for before the match.
Match centre: Veszprem vs. Füchse Berlin
Milosavljev in top form
The Berlin club maintained their two-point lead over their closest rivals, Aalborg HB, with twelve points from six games, while Veszprém suffered their first home defeat of the CL season and is now six points behind the leaders.
Against Veszprém's "800 quality players", as Krickau had urgently warned about before the game, it was keeper Milosavljev who repeatedly defended the lead with great saves.
In addition to Wiede, Berlin also had to do without Max Darj early on, as he quickly had to call it a day after being handed three two-minute suspensions.
The Hungarians made the game exciting towards the end as they reduced the deficit to one goal, but it was too little too late against the reigning Bundesliga champions.
