NEWS & PR-Releases

published 2010-08-25

In the final match of the tournament in Kragujevac, Serbia's national team beat the Netherlands national team score of 28:15 and won the first place on the tournament. Victory in this tournament means that there is only one more obstacle on the way to the European Championship in Spain 2011th year.That obstacle is the French national team. read more

published 2010-08-25

Serbian junior team in the American League beat the UK national team with score 13:12 for the final game of the qualifying tournament for the European Championships, held in Kragujevac. In a very uncertain game, Serbian young eagles were able to place in the tournament final. read more

published 2010-08-16

The Qualification game for the EJC 2011 is now fixed for the 24th of April in 2011.

The game will be placed in Vienna at the Ravelinstrasse Facility. read more

published 2010-08-10

With only 10 days left the 4 Nations Tournament in City Kragujevac in Serbia will have its kickoff. Four junior national teams gather at the Serbian city of Kragujevac to determine the opponent for France in the final qualification round for the European Junior Championships 2011 in Spain. read more

published 2010-08-04

After the conclusion of the A-pool European Championships 2010 EFAF president Robert Huber in a letter to EFAF members and officials has thanked everybody involved with EFAF and especially the members of the Organizing Committee. read more

published 2010-08-03

The European champions Germany have a strong representation in the tournament All-Star teams. A total of 12 German players were selected in the First All-star team, led by seven defensive players. read more

published 2010-07-31

Mission accomplished: Germany is the new European Champion. They beat France in the gold medal game in front of 8.523 spectators 26:10. Form the first snap on Germany tried to dominate the match, avoiding mistakes they made in their first two games against Austria and Finland. read more

published 2010-07-31

The first decision of the day is made. Great Britain has to go into the B pool and Finland remains in the A pool. The four times European Champion beat Great Britain 32-9. The GB Lions tried everything to remain in the A pool, but were only able to score a field goal and a touchdown in the fourth quarter. read more

published 2010-07-31

„Tu felix Austria!“ The winner of the B-pool tournament has been arrived into the A-pool and left no doubts that they belong into the group of the best six European teams. They beat Sweden in the bronze medal game 30-0 and showed on both sides of the ball that they will be competitive for the next years. read more

published 2010-07-30

A great week of football is coming to a close in Hessen, but we still have three more games to look forward. In the biggest game of European football, the European champion of 2010 will be crowned Saturday night at the Commerzbank Arena. read more