This weeks ‘Match of the Round’ is going to review the 2nd round of the CEAFL which took place last week in Dobl near Graz, Austria.
Following a successful 1st round in Zagreb, Croatia the ladder looked like this:
Zaprude Giants 15 Points
Zagreb Dockers 12 Points
Sesvete Double Blues 10 Points
Zagreb Hawks 10 Points
Styrian DUDogs 8 Points
Eagles 6 Points
VG Bombers 4 Points
With the round originally planned with 8 teams, the tournament was eventually run with 5 teams, comprising of the Styrian DownUnderDogs, Sesvete Double Blues and the VG Bombers with full squads, the Zaprude Giants with 7 players and a mixed team combining players from the Prague Dragons, Zagreb Hawks and Zagreb Dockers.
With the Giants only having 7 players they were entitled to an 18-point handicap each game. In addition, all games for the Giants along with the Semi Final were played as 7-a-side games.
The group stage included all 5 teams in the one group – every team played each other once. Only the last two games weren’t played due to a lack of numbers from the mixed side and an agreed draw between the Double Blues and Dogs.
The final standings from the group stage is as follows:
The final series was kicked off with the Dogs taking on the Bombers followed by the Double Blues locking horns with the Giants.
The first semi-final between Dogs and Bombers ended as a convincing victory for the Dogs as the VG Bombers had numerous injuries and despite a handicap were unable to get close to the Styrian side.
The second semi-final was an absolute thriller between the Giants and Double Blues which saw the Giants clinch victory in the dying minutes of the game.
The Grand Final was played as a 7-a-side game between the Styrian DownUnderDogs and Zaprude Giants. The Giants started with an 18-point handicap and lead by 1-point at halftime with the scores reading 19 to 18.
Even though the Dogs showed courage and almost drew even in the middle of the second half, it proved a lack of experience from the Dogs that led to an 8-point win from the Zaprude Giants.
Review of the teams:
Prague Dragons
The Dragons faced some late cancellations from various players, therefore only 4 guys made the long trip down from Prague. Nevertheless, together with players from the Zagreb Hawks and Dockers they teamed up and showed great passion and enthusiasm. With a full squad that will be on show at their home tournament, the Dragons will be another difficult opponent and raise the quality of the CEAFL competition.
VG Bombers
Founded earlier this year, the Bombers have already shown great courage and massive improvement from game to game. In their second group game, they even had the chance to knock off the more experienced and eventual winners, the Zaprude Giants, but failed to mark the final kick of the game which was only centimetres from goal, losing by 3-points. Their continual improvement is great for the CEAFL competition and they will on develop further in each tournament they play.
Sesvete Double Blues
In their second year of existence, the Double Blues from Sesvete are getting closer and closer to the more established clubs from Zagreb. The Double Blues were dominant throughout the group stages along with the first half of their semi-final against the Giants. They seemed to run out of gas in the second half with the Giants clinching victory in the dying minutes to win through to the final.
Styrian DownUnderDogs
The 1st round of the CEAFL in Zagreb saw the Dogs get their first win against a Croatian team in almost 5 years. With this success in their minds they started their home tournament with another win and managed to beat all the other opponents in the group stage. The Dogs won 5 games on their way to the Grand Final before a fast finishing Giants stopped them in a thrilling game.
Zaprude Giants
Winning 2 out of 2 tournament, the Giants emphasised their ambitions to win the CEAFL this year. If they combine their level of skills and experience again in the final round in Prague they will be hard beat and could claim the CEAFL title.
2016 CEAFL ladder after 2 of 3 rounds:
Zaprude Giants 30 Points
Styrian DUDogs 20 Points
Sesvete Double Blues 20 Points
VG Bombers 14 Points
Zagreb Dockers 12 Points
Zagreb Hawks 10 Points
Prague Dragons 8 Points
Eagles 6 Points
The Dogs would like to thank all the teams for attending the 2nd round of the CEAFL and providing such entertaining games of football. The whole CEAFL is now looking forward to the 3rd and final round of the 2016 CEAFL tournament on the 10th of September in Prague.
A huge thank you to Michael Jud, Martin Schittegg and Oliver Krajacic for compiling this amazing review of the 2nd round CEAFL tournament. We can’t wait to hear how the final round pans out.
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Each week AFL Europe is profiling a European player and finding out how they got into the great game of Aussie Rules and a bit about themselves. If you’d like a profile or know of someone who would, then email admin@maxg70.sg-host.com to receive a question sheet.
This week’s player profile is on French ruck, Coline Duquet. Coline first fell in love with the game of AFL on a study exchange in Sydney, Australia, where she played for the University side. She has been a member of the French national side for the past few years and this year represented France in both the AFL Europe Champions League and ANZAC Day clash in Villers-Bretonneux.
Coline picked up the nickname ‘Emu’ during her time in Australia and loves singing the French national anthem before her games for her country.
Well done Coline, best of luck for the rest of the season.
Name:
Coline Duquet
Club:
Paris Cockerels
Nationality:
French
What position do you play?
Ruck
AFL team you support:
GWS Giants
Favourite AFL player:
Jeremy Cameron
How did you find out about AFL?
I studied in Sydney, Australia for a year and played a season with UTS
How long have you been playing for?
3 years
What is your memory of your first Aussie Rules game?
It was a preseason game in Sydney, really warm weather. They put me in the midfield and I didn’t know what I was doing but I felt really welcomed in the team and knew I would love it.
Best AFL moment?
Singing the French anthem with the French national team
Any other interesting information, quirky stories or interesting things about yourself?
At a training session in Sydney, the coach said “don’t bend over like emu” which made me laugh very hard because it sounded so Australian. My nickname there was emu.
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This week’s ‘Match of the Round’ is changing it up a little. Due to a fixture change for the CEAFL tournament which was initially meant to be held this weekend we’re going to do a review of their first tournament from the 4th of June that was held in Croatia.
The CEAFL or Central European AFL is a series of tournaments amongst countries in that region to supplement their domestic competitions.
The first tournament was held in Croatia on the 4th of June and included the teams: Zagreb Hawks, Zagreb Dockers, Zaprude Giants, Ploče Eagles, Sesvete Double Blues, Styrian Downunderdogs and the Velika Gorica Bombers.
The Zagreb Hawks won this league in both 2014 and 2015, however, this year sees a new set of favourites with the Zagreb Dockers and Zaprude Giants pushing for early favouritism.
This tournament saw teams were split into two groups.
Group 1:
Zagreb Hawks
Zaprude Giants
Ploče Eagles
Velika Gorica Bombers
Group 2:
Sesvete Double Blues
Styrian Downunderdogs
Zagreb Dockers
Games Review
Group 1 saw the Hawks topple the Bombers in a tight affair before giving the Ploče Eagles a tough game, winning that one by a bigger margin. The Giants won all their games and stamped their authority on the competition by letting everyone know who the favourites were in the group. Ploče edged out the Bombers for another year and locked in third place.
Group 2 saw the Dockers and Double Blues head to head in an absolute thriller. The Dockers kicked 2 goals in 2 minutes to edge past the Blues and claim victory. The Dockers cruised through their game with the DownUnderdogs, as did the Double Blues.
Following the group stages the final series was played out. The Zaprude Giants dominated the Zagreb Dockers in the Final and proved they’ll be tough to beat in the remaining tournaments.
Best on Ground:
Ignacije Valečić
Team Reviews
Zagreb Hawks
After winning back-to-back Croatian leagues and CEAFL the Hawks lost some of their key players. Josip Habljak went to play in Sturt FC and that story is well known, Tomislav Cvetko, Croatian Knights Captain and one of the best players of the league went to play for Dockers. In this CEAFL they played without captain and best player, Jan Doležal.
Josip Kravar started to play at full forward and some rookies emerged to the team. The
Hawks were not focusing on winning the CEAFL or Croatian league, but to rebuild team with rookies in order to bring back the flag one day with young forces. Maybe not the strongest team, but for sure most dedicated workers.
Zagreb Cvjetno Dockers
After the arrival of Tomislav Cvetko, the Dockers team won the Croatian league in 2015. Despite Cvetko, the Dockers have Croatian Knights in forward line that cause headaches for all team’s. Lovre Čudina, Ivan Ivoš and Tomislav Cvetko are making a difference and combined with strong midfielders (Ivan Molnar, Luka Čudina and Zvonimir Marinovic). Their strong and determined defence is what holds this team together.
Hot favourites for the CEAFL and Croatian league.
Zapruđe Giants
Maybe the only rivals to Dockers this year. The Giants have best midfield in this league (Murković, Lazanin, Mamić) and probably best defence led by Lenić and Galez.
They have lost Nedić as a skilful HF but compensate that with Benčić (last year’s rookie and Knights player).
Giants are strong team that can win against any other team if they play to their ability.
Sesvete Double Blues After last year debut in Croatian league and CEAFL, the Blues grew into team that can play side by side with stronger teams. They lost to the Giants and Dockers in Croatian league this year due to inexperience and some rookie mistakes, but they have potential to hurt top teams.
They have a strong midfield group lead by Motik and Pavković and reliable defence with Djuran, Pecikoza and Karamatić junior. As well as this, Karamatić senior is forever dangerous in the forward line.
Velika Gorica Bombers
Founded by young Giant, Tomislav Nedić and Hawk, Filip Martincevic, who have given their best to start up a completely new team. Josip Josipović joined in their back line as an experienced player and gave them some confidence.
Bombers in their first year are still learning but showing a promising future with young players that work hard on and off the field.
Ploče Eagles
Ploče also started to play in the Croatian League and CEAFL in 2016. Found by Johnny Ante Rončević who has given his life to this club. Youngest team in competition where midfield is led by 15-year-old players like Hrvoje Kežić, who in his first year is picked to play for Croatian Knights which proves his talent and potential.
Their strength is their unity and ability to play as a team and that is what matters. They proved to be better than Bombers in the last game and we are looking forward to watching their next game.
Styrian DownUnderdogs
Apart from some experienced players such as, Michi Jud and Lukas Holzegger, they’re predominantly rookies that are keen to introduce themselves into this league. They will continue to develop with the increased exposure and will hopefully stick together despite a few tough games ahead.
They haven’t won a game in Croatia for a long time and they are hoping to change this.
Looking Forward
The next CEAFL Cup is on the 9th of July in Graz followed by another tournament in Prague on the 10th of September.
A special thanks to Josip Kravar for provding AFL Europe with such a thorough breakdown of the first CEAFL tournament. We look forward to hearing all things footy in the future.
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Each week AFL Europe is profiling a European player and finding out how they got into the great game of Aussie Rules and a bit about themselves. If you’d like a profile or know of someone who would, then email ben.durance@maxg70.sg-host.com to receive a question sheet.
This week sees our first player profile outside of England. Filipe Lenic, nicknamed the ‘Killer Whale’ is born and bred in Zagreb, Croatia. He is a founding member of the Zaprude Giants and was a major factor in the first premiership in 2012. Filip is a regular in the Croatian National side who the coach says is irreplaceable due to his competitive spirit. He represented the European Legion in 2014 and is widely regarded as one of the toughest players to come out of Croatia.
Name:
Filip Lenic
Club:
Zaprude Giants
Nationality:
Croatian
What position do you play?
Half-back
Favourite AFL player:
Ex European Legion teammate, Josip Habljak
How did you find out about AFL?
The AAFC footy school
How long have you been playing for?
Since 2011
What is your memory of your first Aussie Rules game?
Forcing my opponent to earn mark and goal
Best AFL moment?
Winning the 2012 Croatian Premiership
Any other interesting information, quirky stories or interesting things about yourself?
Nicknamed the ‘Killer Whale’.
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The Cergy-Pontoise Coyotes have wrapped up the minor premiership of the CNFA Championship sitting 3 points clear of perennial top of the table side, the Paris Cockerels.
The Coyotes claimed top spot after final round opponents, the Toulouse Hawks forfeited, and are now in the box seat to claim the major premiership when season 2015/16 of the CNFA Championships comes to a conclusion in a few weeks’ time.
Wildcats school Lions on home turf in AFL London Grand Final rematch
The much anticipated Grand Final rematch unfortunately ended in a blow out with the Wildcats running over the Lions by 87 points.
Wildcat’s, Jared Risol and Andy Challis receive notable mentions for the tireless hard work and their combined 9 goals.
The Lions sit in a similar position as they did in 2015, however, they’ll need to put in the hard yards from Round 5 onwards to ensure they have a chance at defending their title.
Scoreboard leans in favour of Milan Eagles in Pisa friendly
The Milan Eagles took the chocolates against the Roma Football Club in a demo match between the two Italian clubs in Pisa at the weekend.
A couple of accidents within the first 5 minutes had Roma on the backfoot and were unable to get back in the game eventually going down 120 to 23.
A special shoutout for Josip Kravar for his help and insight along with all involved in getting this great exhibition up and running.
Port Malmo’s big day out
A massive day of Aussie Rules was had by all out at Port Malmo at the weekend.
3 huge games of football were played. First up were the Mini Maulers side who had a great hit out in the lead up to the big show down between the Port Malmo Maulers and Odense Lions. The Maulers ran out convincing winners 172-9.
The final game of the day was played between the Port Malmo women’s side, the Lynx, and some of the Mauler’s who backed up from their game previously.
Great day out for all showing the amazing growth and development in of AFL in Sweden.
Oslo East sweeps West and Ås aside in Kenguru Cup opener
Oslo’s Eastside squad proved it will be the team to beat in Kenguru Cup 2016 after scoring strong wins in a high quality round one under sunny skies at Voldslokka.
Playing with a mixture of new and old faces, the East shrugged off an indifferent start against Oslo West in the first game to run out convincing winners 61 to 18.
Game two saw the Easties teach an inexperienced Ås side the finer points of contested, skilled football, and another comfortable win, 53 to 13.
In the evening’s final fixture, West took on and conquered the Ås side, which was ably helped out with some extra players from East. The closest contest of the night saw Ås start brilliantly and head into the half-time break up by eight points. West responded however, and hit back with a flurry of second half goals to put the result beyond doubt. Final scores were West 51, Ås 28.
Copenhagen Barracudas go pink to fight cancer
The Barracudas host the Odense Lions in their 2016 Ladies Day Picnic.
Its what’s set to be a great day of Aussie Rules so make sure you get on down and support the fight against cancer whilst sipping ‘champagne in the sun, watching sweaty guys in tight shorts and tucking into a lovely BBQ’. Can’t beat that on a spring Saturday afternoon.
Jump on over to the event page if you’re in the area.
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It’s with great enthusiasm that AFL Europe, with the help of the Croatian Australian Football League (SANH), are thrilled to announce the location for 2015 Axios Euro Cup is the beautiful town of Umag!
The Axios Euro Cup is being held on the 10th October 2015 in Umag, which is located in Istra, the coastal region of Croatia. Taking place in the resort that also plays host to the annual ATP Croatia Tournament, the Cup promises a well organised, cheap and warm weekend. With special Euro Cup accommodation and being accessible from three airports under an hour and a half drive and the alternate option of hiring a car and driving from Italy or Slovenia, the 2015 Axios Euro Cup will be affordable for all.
Further information will be supplied in the coming weeks so stay tuned!
Sarah Ongarello
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The Solna Axemen, Edinburgh Bloods, Toulouse Hawks and Rhienland Lions will land in Amsterdam this coming Saturday to join us, and co-hosts Amsterdam Devils, for the Inaugural AFL Europe Champions League. With the tournament looming and the need to take home the cup becoming stronger, AFL Europe headquarters caught up for a chat with five of the ten teams hitting the turf this Saturday.
Alan “Sparro” McSparron and the Bloods are making their way from Edinburgh to Amsterdam to test the standards of football around Europe. With great excitement and a constantly growing Scottish League, the Bloods are looking forward to measuring themselves against these top European Teams.
Along with the Bloods come the Rhienland Lions heading west from Germany to show Europe why they won AFLG Championship. Being named after the region of Rhienland due to rivalry between the cities of Cologne and Düsseldorf, the team boasts players from both these cities. With friendly game experience against teams from the UK, Netherlands, France and Denmark the Lions are raring to show they’re a force to reckon with.
It was an easy decision for the Solna Axemen to head to Amsterdam for the first ever AFL Europe Champions League. The excitement has been building since receiving the invitation. The Stockholm Australian Rules Football Federation (SAFF) began in 2007 and the Solna Axemen have cemented their invite after winning 6 from 8 premierships, including back to back in 2013 and 2014. Not only are the Axemen excited to play against new teams and test their skills, they’re ready to meet other players from around Europe and a few, hopefully celebratory, beers after the Tournament.
Being founded in 2008 by only 5 French players, the Toulouse Hawks quickly moved up the French Championship ladder and managed to snag a few key players from the French National Team. Winning the French Championship and being undefeated in the both the 2013 and 2014 seasons, the Toulouse Hawks are definitely one of the teams to watch in the Champions League. They are excited to participate in the Inaugural Champions League and looking forward to some international exposure all the while hoping to take home the cup!
The host of the first inaugural Champions League, the Amsterdam Devils were founded in 2010 and proudly took out the Dutch league in their first year and every year since! With a combination of Dutch and Australian at the heart and soul of the Devils, and strong British and South African legs the home team is ready to put up a good fight to keep the Cup on home soil. New star recruit, Nick Moran and the team and ready to compete with the best teams from Europe.
Follow the Tournament at @AFL_Europe, #AFL_Europe and #ChampionsLeague
Sarah Ongarello
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Here at AFL Europe headquarters we had a chat to three of the ten qualifying teams participating in the Champions League in Amsterdam next Saturday 21st March.
On behalf of the West London Wildcats, Nathan Costley, was able to shed some light on the excitement down at the club. The Wildcats are bringing probably the most diverse team of the bunch, with nationalities ranging from Welsh, Irish, Kiwi and Australian. This variety could mean some fierce competition en route to Amsterdam next week!
With similar excitement Zagreb Hawks President, Josip Kraver, enlightens us that the Hawks are coming off a turnover of players due to the unique and specialised draft/trade system in Croatia and is ready to showcase some fresh legs and talent. A special mention to young gun and Croatian National, Tomislav Cvetko, who has returned to his local club the Zagreb Cvjetno Dockers. The Champions League is giving this Croatian team a good opportunity to show their skills and head back to Croatia to continue their domination of the SANH.
Finally, William English and The Malmö Red Eyes are excited to be joining us in Amsterdam after having dominated The SAFL for the past 6 years. Forming in 2006, the Red Eyes won 5 straight SAFL premierships then their 6th in 2014. The Red Eyes will be the first team from Skåne to participate in the AFL Europe Champions League!
Count down is on! One week to go!
Sarah Ongarello
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After a mostly cloudy and wet day of competition on October 4th at The London Irish’s Hazelwood Centre facility, an almost faultless performance throughout the tournament by the Denmark Vikings gave them the 2014 Axios Euro Cup.
Although they did not compete in last year’s edition in Bordeaux, France, the Danes were looking to avenge their one point loss in the finals two years ago in Edinburgh to Ireland. The hard-fought Grand Final against the usually dominant Croatian Knights was an offensive display from Troels Ottesen, who scored half his team’s goals.
The Vikings dominant showing was showcased by a 109-point shutout over bottom but courageous Catalunya, which included 17 goals and 7 behinds, meaning The Vikings scored once every minute during the 25-minute game. Their defense was strong as well, as only the Welsh Dragons were able to score more than 2 goals on them.
Many attribute Denmark’s dominance to their youth development. Their competitive league begun in 1991. Only two other countries, Canada and Great Britain, had competitive football before Denmark. Now 23 years later, some of Denmark’s players have been playing since their childhood, something rare for European AFL athletes. This was undoubtedly the strongest team in their history. Performances of the European Legion talents Danes Mikkel Kjoge and Aksel Bang as well as Croat Josip “Pain Train” Habljak were congratulated.
16 Men’s team participated in this year’s cup. The German Black Eagles, Swedish Elks, Scottish Clansmen, Welsh Dragons, and champion Denmark Vikings all returned to this year’s competition after missing out in Bordeaux. The Netherlands Flying Dutchmen returned for the first time since 2011. Players from Czech Republic, Finland and Iceland were represented in the Crusaders team that was topped off by additional English players. We hope those teams return to the future Euro Cups.
Scores of the 2014 Axios Euro Cup:
Prince Charles Group
Italy Azzurri 5.6 (36) – Netherlands Flying Dutchmen 1.4 (10) Goals: Netherlands: BGC van Schie Italy: Denis Conte, Filippo Bolognese, Luigi Arnulfo, Andrea Lorenzi, Filippo Allosio Best: Netherlands: Daniel van Der Putten, MIchael van Eijk, Miguel Zuidberg Dos Martires Italy: Daniele Gennara, Filippo Allosio, Andrea Lorenzi
France Les Coqs 4.4 (28) – German Black Eagles 5.5 (35) Goals: Germany: Matthias Kluseman 3, Jakob Friedman 2, Johannes Mast France: Henry Tiefenbach 2, Loïc Besnard-Gonthier, Pierre-Etienne Dandaleix Best: Germany: Ruben Stricher, Simon Assmus, Gannon Borchers France: Pierre-Etienne Dandaleix, Pierre Boscart, Loïc Besnard-Gonthier
Italy Azzurri 2.2 (14) – German Black Eagles 5.5 (35) Goals: Germany: Martin Schettoff 2, Jakob Friedman 2, Matthias Kluseman Italy: Luigi Arnulfo, Federico Bernasconi Best: Germany: Martin Schettoff, Ruben Stricher, Florian Naumann Italy: Federico Bernasconi, Luigi Arnulfo, Denis Conte
Netherlands Flying Dutchmen 0.0 (0) – France Les Coqs 3.2 (20) Goals: France: Loïc Besnard-Gonthier 2, Julien Dagois Best: France: Pierre–Etienne Dandaleix, Loïc Besnard-Gonthier, Alban Schieber Netherlands: Michael van Eijk, Daniel van der Putten, BGC van Schie
German Black Eagles 7.4 (46) – Netherlands Flying Dutchmen 0.1 (1) Goals: Germany: Matthias Kluseman 3, Martin Schettoff 2, Ruben Stricher, Simon Assmus Best: Germany: Martin Schettoff, Gannon Borchers, Simon Assmus Netherlands: Michael van Eijk, Daniel van der Putten, Renier J.M Vriend
Italy Azzurri 4.6 (30) – France Les Coqs 3.4 (22) Goals: Italy: Denis Conte, Christian Tiranti, Andrea Lorenzi, Daniele Gennara France: Henry Tiefenbach, Simon Mondin, Loïc Besnard-Gonthier Best: Italy: Andrea Lorenzi, Christian Tiranti, Denis Conte France: Pierre–Etienne Dandaleix, Alban Schieber, Julien Gil
Winston Churchill Group
Ireland Warriors 6.3 (39) – Scotland Clansmen 0.3 (3) Goals: Ireland: Gavin Murray 3, Coilin O Londrían 2, Cillian Conboy Best: Ireland: Gavin Murray, Declan Alder, David Miller Scotland: N/A
Swedish Elks 7.8 (50) – Norwegian Trolls 1.3 (9) Goals: Norway: Jorgen Boro Sweden: Michael Larsson 5, Johan Lantz 2 Best: Norway: Tobias Limseth, Brage Blomdal, Jorgen Boro Sweden: Michael Larsson, Max Larsson, Tobias Slahl
Ireland Warriors 9.8 (62) – Norwegian Trolls 1.3 (9) Norway: Andre Michaelsen Ireland: Cillian Conboy 2, Coilin O Londrían 2, Richard MacSweeney, Padraic O’ Connell, Ronan Moran, Declan Alder, Roch Hanmore Best: Norway: Anders Thomt, Andre Klaffmo, Klas Harris Ireland: Kevin O’ Brien, Gerard Walh, Declan Alder
Swedish Elks 2.13 (25) – Scotland Clansmen 2.1 (13) Goals: Scotland: Cameron Goodall, Scott O’Hara Sweden: Michael Larsson, Johan Lantz Best: Scotland: Ross Thomson, John McIntyre, Alexander Clark Sweden: Max Larsson, Michael Larsson, Johan Lantz
Norwegian Trolls 0.3 (3) – Scotland Clansmen 3.8 (26) Goals: Scotland: Alex Young 2, John McIntyre Best: Scotland: Alex Young, Cameron Goodall, Daniel Connor Norway: Anders Thomt, Haarkon Molvig, Atle Brevik
Ireland Warriors 7.7 (49) – Swedish Elks 1.2 (8) Goals: Ireland: Kevin O’Brien 3, Ciaran Caffrey, Roch Hanmore, Declan Alder, Cillian Conboy Sweden: Jacob Lantz Best: Ireland: Kevin O’Brien, Rock Hanmore, Eoin O’Sullivan Sweden: Max Larsson, Michael Larson, Jacob Lantz
Captain Cook Group
England Dragonslayers 11.12 (78) – Crusaders 0.0 (0) Goals: England: Sam Willatt 2, Luke Booth 2, Ash Swift, Graham Bickerdike, Myles Hudson, Ross Ashman, Matt Whiteley, David Hastie, Luke Murchie Best: England: Will Worthington, George Dibble, Dave Hastie Crusaders: James Clayton, Tomas Nemec, Jens Lofbancica
Spanish Bulls 0.1 (1) – Welsh Dragons 13.6 (84) Goals: Wales: Andrew Atack 4, Chris James 3, Sam Jones 3 Best: Wales: David Saunders, Christopher James, Liam Payne Spain: N/A
England Dragonslayers 3.3 (21) – Welsh Dragons 2.5 (17) Goals: Wales: Quad Boal, Chris James England: N/A Best: Wales: David Saunders, Tort Case, Quad Boal England: N/A
Spanish Bulls 1.1 (7) – Crusaders 2.9 (21) Goals: Spain: Pedro Hernando Crusaders: Joni Kinnari, Alex Overton Best: Spain: Pablo Màs, Juan Jose Martin de Cabo, Pedro Hernando Crusaders: James Clayton, Alex Overton, Kristjan Blondal
Welsh Dragons 9.11 (65) – Crusaders 1.0 (6) Goals: Wales: Chris James Crusaders: N/A Best: Wales: David Saunders, Nick Lewis, Quad Boal Crusaders: Alex Overton, Tomas Nemec, Warmon Pliestlic
England Dragonslayers 8.12 (60) – Spanish Bulls 1.0 (6) Goals: Spain: Juan Palencia de Sarria England: N/A Best: Spain: Juan Palencia de Sarria, Juan Jose Martin, Pablo Màs England:N/A
Adam Goodes Group
Croatian Knights (50) – Catalunya Llops (0) FORFEIT
Denmark Vikings 13.10 (88) – Austrian Avalanche 0.0 (0) Goals: Denmark: Victor Petersen 3, Jonas Nielsen 2, Morten Meroj 2, Nicolai Secher 2, Mathias Biron, Mekkel Kjoge, Troels Ottensen Best: Denmark: Morten Meroj, Mikkel Kjoge, Jonas Nielsen Austria: Markus Mayer, Lukas Holzegger, Konrad Traby
Croatian Knights 4.9 (33) – Austrian Avalanche 1.4 (10) Goals: Austria: Markus Mayer Croatia: David Lazanin, Tomislav Tonsetic, Josip Kravar, Zvonimir Marinovic Best: Austria: Martin Schittegg, Bernhard Voller, Markus Mayer Croatia: Ivan Molnar, Zvonimir Murkovic, Josip Kravar
Austrian Avalanche 13.9 (87) – Catalunya Llops 0.0 (0) Goals: Austria: Erwin Shober 4, Bernhard Voller 2, Richard Claassen, Michael Jud, Lukas Holzegger, Martin Schitegg, Daniel Hansmann, Robert Greimer Best: Austria: Martin Schittegg, Daniel Hansmann, Erwin Shober Catalunya: N/A
Norwegian Trolls 3.9 (27) – Netherlands Flying Dutchmen 1.3 (9) Goals: Norway: Rene Jensen, Amund Lundesgaard, Anders Thomt Netherlands: Renier J.M Vriend Best: Norway: Rene Jensen, Anders Thomt, Amund Lundesgaard Netherlands: Jort Kolman, Michael van Eijk, Gerrit Blanken
Spanish Bulls 5.4 (34) – Catalunya Llops 3.6 (24) Goals: Spain: Jose Domingo Fernandez Diaz 3, Pedro Palencia de Sarria Catalunya: N/A Best: Spain: Jose Domingo Fernandez Diaz, P. Palencia de Sarria, J. Palencia de Sarria Catalunya: N/A
Norwegian Trolls 8.14 (62) – Spanish Bulls 0.0 (0) Goals: Norway: Andreas Berge 2, Rene Damborg Jensen, Jorgen Boro, Klas Harris, Liam Hardy, Tobias Limseth, Haakon Molvig Best: Norway: Anders Thomt, Rene Damborg, Tobias Limseth Spain: Juan Jose Martin de Cabo, Pablo Màs, Joaquin Campuzano Gomez
Catalunya Llops 7.8 (50) – Netherlands Flying Dutchmen 1.6 (12) Goals: Netherlands: Jort Kolman Catalunya: N/A Best: Netherlands: Jort Kolmn, Pedro Miguel Zuidberg Dos Martires, Michael van Eijk Catalunya: N/A
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France Les Coqs 5.5 (35) – Scotland Clansmen 1.6 (12) Goals: France Goal: Henry Tiefenchach 2, Jeremy Sardim 2, Clement Bouchet Scotland: Daniel Connor Best: France: Jeremy Sardim, Julien Dagois, Gregoire Chatel Scotland: Cameron Goodall, David Gramble, Michael Douglas
Austria Avalanche 9.6 (60) – Crusaders 2.3 (15) Goals: Austria: Erwin Shober 3, Andreas Jauk 2, Michael Jud 2, Markus Mayer, Richard Claasen, Bernhard Plank Crusaders: Tomas Nemec 2 Best: Austria: Bernhard Plank, Michael Jud, Andreas Jauk Crusaders: Tomas Nemec, Dominic Meny, Alex Overton
Austria Avalanche 4.1 (25) – France Les Coqs 4.8 (32) HT: Austria Avalanche 4.0 (24) – France Les Coqs 1.2 (8) Goals: Austria: Erwin Shober 2, Michael Jud, Markus Mayer France: Julien Gil, Pierre Boscart, Gregoire Chatel Best: Austria: Markus Mayer, Erwin Schober, Michael Jud France: Pierre–Etienne Dandeleix, Gregoire Chatel, Alban Schieber
Crusaders 0.1 (1) – Scottish Clansmen 8.12 (60) Goals: Scotland: Daniel Connor 2, Scott O’Hara 2, Ross Thomson, Alex Young, Gus Thomson Best: Crusaders: James Clayton, Tomas Nemec, Warmon Pliestic Scotland: N/A
QUARTER FINALS EURO CUP
German Black Eagles 4.2 (26) – Swedish Elks 1.4 (10) Goals: Germany: Matthias Kluseman 3, Florian Naumann Sweden: Jacob Nilsson Best: Germany: Florian Naumann, Martin Schettoff, Johannes Mast Sweden: Hampus Olsson, SIgurd Kristisansen, Jens Ebbesson
Croatian Knights 4.1 (25) – England Dragonslayers 3.4 (22) Goals: Croatia: Tomislav Cvetko 2, Lovre Cudina, Josip Kravar England: N/A Best: Croatia: Tomislav Cvetko, Josip Kravar, Tompa England: N/A
Italy Azzurri 0.1 (1) – Ireland Warriors 5.10 (40) Goals: Ireland: David Miller, Roch Hanmore, Cillian Conboy, Gareth Carragher, Gavin Murray Best: Italy: Filippo Allosio, Andrea Lorenzi, Thomas Diana Ireland: David Miller, Gareth Carragher, Ciaran Caffrey
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