Eurobowl IV

Eurobowl IV

Manchester Spartans Legnano Frogs ( BAFL ) ( IFL ) 34 22nd
date	July 28, 1990
city	Rimini
Stadion	Stadio Romeo Neri
Number of visitors	300
Television broadcast
TV channel	not transferred

Eurobowl IV was the final of the fourth season of the European Football League . On July 28, 1990, the Legnano Frogs and the Manchester Spartans faced each other. The English Spartans won the fourth final by 34-22.

Course of the game

A player from Legnano made the first points of the game. The American quarterback Matthew Stevens took a long 28- yard - touchdown -Pass also to the US Scott White House . In the same quarter, both teams were able to achieve a touchdown by long passes, first the Frogs with a 35-yard pass and then the Spartans with a 47-yard pass from Hazen Choates to Leroy Innes . In the second quarter of the game, the Spartans were able to score another touchdown with a 6-yard run, which meant that the hosts entered the half-time break with an intermediate score of 14 to 14. The English dominated the second half, they were able to achieve three more touchdowns by the middle of the last quarter, but two extra point attempts went wrong. In the last quarter, the Italian team managed a meaningless touchdown with a two-point conversion . Thus, the final score of 34 to 22 for the Manchester Spartans was fixed.

Scoreboard

Eurobowl IV - Rimini
team		Points	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4
Manchester Spartans		34	7th	14th	7th	6th
Legnano Frogs		22nd	7th	7th	0	8th
Spartans	Frogs	player	Move
0	7th	Scott Whitehouse	19-meter pass by Matt Stevens (PAT Rovellini)
7th	7th	Leroy Innis	47-meter pass from Hazan Choates (PAT Pearson)
7th	14th	Davide da Pozzo	35-meter pass by Matt Stevens (PAT Rovellini)
14th	14th	Clifton Mitchell	5-meter run (PAT Pearson)
21st	14th	Hazan Choates	3-meter run (PAT Pearson)
28	14th	Paul Bailey	6-meter run (PAT Pearson)
34	14th	Allen Brown	Pass of Hazan Choates
34	22nd	Scott Whitehouse	5-meter run (Conv. Principi)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ BritballNow.co.uk Eurobowl Results (in English), accessed July 8, 2009.
2. ↑ Eurobowl overview (in Italian), accessed October 1, 2015.