It was the expected tough game of both sides, in which at first the defensive dominated, but in the course handed over the reins to the offensive side of the ball. With a lot of motivation in the bag, the Galaxy traveled to Duisburg, where in a week also the Championship Game of the ELF will take place. For Rhein Fire, it was all about the home final. Jadrian Clark had another great day, finding his receivers in the end zone four times. Jakeb Sullivan often managed to escape Rhein Fire's strong line, but the offense still showed itself too often one-dimensional in the run game.

Home advantage?

Sullivan was the best rusher at the end with 27 yards. On Rhein Fire's side, it was Glen Toonga who got more and more momentum towards the end. Defensively, Marius Kensy and his front seven kept the Galaxy offense on their toes. With an emphatic 42-23 win, Rhein Fire moves on to the final and has a chance against Stuttgart Surge to secure their first title in ELF history.