Jul 9th 10:30, by Felix Pahl
"Paris is built to win a championship"
In Mondays "ELF LIVE" show, host Nick Alfieri and expert Matt Bressington analyzed every game. They also discussed the "Battle of Austria" critically. Matt especially talked about the missing momentum of the Raiders Tirol. "They go two steps up, then three steps down." The Raiders are on the edge of realizing a really big move, but - they are still on the edge of it.
Matt also expressed his disappointment about the Frankfurt Galaxy's latest defeat. "I thought they would be better than this," said Bressington. They are playing below his expectations. Probably the quarterback change on Monday could help the Galaxy moving upwards. Alfieri sees Matthew McKay as a potential savior for the Frankfurt franchise. "Hopefully he can save the Frankfurt Galaxy season."
The clash between the Paris Musketeers with MVP candidate Zach Edwards, and the Hamburg Sea Devils was also a big topic in Monday's show. Bressington couldn't stop praising the Musketeers and their quarterback Edwards.
For Edwards, it wasn't just another great game; he also set two records. He is the first player in ELF history to throw for 10,000 yards and 100 touchdowns, which are "multiple firsts for ELF history". Bressington believes the Paris franchise is very well set up this year and has a good chance for great success. "Paris is built to win a championship," says Bressington, counting Paris among the top candidates for the final in Gelsenkirchen.
On Thursday, the "ELF LIVE" show continues at 19:00 CET, where they will look at the upcoming Game Day and discuss all the news of the week.
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