The Vikings long ago qualified for this, and as winners of the Eastern Conference, they also saved themselves a wild card round, going straight to the semifinals. “The job is not done yet. Now it’s time for the playoffs,” said team coach Chris Kalakai. The Vikings, who haven’t lost a home game in two seasons, will play the ELF Semifinals on September 16th at the Generalie Arena in Vienna-Favoriten. The final will be held on September 24 in Duisburg.
After a secure victory in Italy, the raiders had to hope for support from Hamburg or Szekesfehervar. “I don’t want to wish anyone a defeat, but we hope to beat Hamburg or the Interrunners to qualify for the playoffs,” said Kevin Heron. The Raiders coach was particularly satisfied with the second half: “We played the way we planned.”
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