European Football League 1991

In the 1991 season of the European Football League , 13 clubs took part, which played three of four final round places in the knockout system. The final round should actually be in Barcelona , for which the host was already set. After the final round was canceled and Helsinki withdrew, only the final, the Eurobowl V , remained, in which the Berlin Adlers were a German team for the first time. The Eurobowl was then hosted in Offenbach am Main, so the game for Europe's crown made its first appearance on German soil. The Amsterdam Crusaders emerged as the winners of the tournament, taking their first title in the third finals.

game schedule

qualification

1 round

home	Result	guest	Stadion
Craigavon ​​Cowboys	6:16	Brussels Raiders	Belfast

2nd round (round of 16)

date	home	Result	guest	Stadion
March 30	Legnano Frogs	33:27	Graz Giants	(I)
25. May	Berlin eagle	36: 8	St. Gallen Raiders	Schöneberg cycling track
	Helsinki Roosters	44:14	Moscow Swans	(FIN)
May	Ipswich Cardinals	0:51	Aix-en-Provence Argonautes	Ipswich
	Amsterdam Crusaders	57-0	Brussels Raiders	(NL)
	Westside Vikings	0:72	Danderyd Mean Machine

Quarter finals

date	home	Result	guest	Stadion
2th of June	Berlin eagle	41:37	Legnano Frogs	Schöneberg cycling track
	Aix-en-Provence Argonautes	14:18 1	Amsterdam Crusaders
	Danderyd Mean Machine	17:42	Helsinki Roosters

¹In the Enciclopedia del football italiano the result is given as 7:37. However, the exact same result is recorded there for 1992.

Finals

The semifinals, which should take place as a tournament in Barcelona, ​​have been canceled. The Barcelona Howlers were eliminated. The Helsinki Roosters withdrew from the competition. Berlin and Amsterdam entered the Eurobowl without a fight, which was moved to Offenbach am Main .

Eurobowl

→ Main article : Eurobowl V

date	home	Result	guest	Stadion
July 13th	Berlin eagle	20:21	Amsterdam Crusaders	Offenbach (D)

Individual evidence

1. ^ 1991 European Football League. In: Enciclopedia del football italiano. Retrieved February 26, 2016 . 
2. ↑ Eurobowl 1991. In: football-history.de. Retrieved February 26, 2016 . 
3. ↑ Eurobowl 1991. (No longer available online.) In: elitefoot.com. Archived from the original on February 23, 2016 ; accessed on February 26, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.