Panthers show violent performance

For the Wrocław Panthers, a win was certainly planned travelling to the capital of the Czech Republic. After a bumpy start, the defense and offense of Wrocław got rolling. Newly signed quarterback Bradley Jones struggled to distribute the ball to his receivers. For the Panthers, running the ball was the key to success. After getting back on the field, the Lions suffer a harsh 13-73-loss.

Musketeers remain chasing

The Paris Musketeers with Kyle Sweet and Zach Edwards traveled to the Barcelona Dragons. Right from the start, the Musketeers offense was too strong, the defense too physical for the Dragons. It wasn't until late that the Dragons and quarterback Aiken Jr. were able to put up points. The return of last season's top two scorers, Sweet and Edwards, was a bitter one for the former team. Under head coach Gabriel Sanchez, the Spaniards lost their sixth straight game. Paris won 37-6.

Two different halves in Milano

It was hard to explain. In the first and second half against Stuttgart Surge, Milan showed two different faces. Defensively, the Stuttgart Surge had to deal with the firepower of the Seamen. Offensively, however, it was possible to keep up. A pace that Stefan Pokorny's team could not keep up over the course of the entire game. Stuttgart's team, led by Kenyatte Allen, Louis Geyer and Yannick Mayr, shifted into second gear. They outplayed the home team 78-27 in their own stadium.