Marko Obradović, former player and now former coach of the Kragujevac Wild Boars resigned after only one game, a 30-5 home loss to Novi Sad and will be replaced by Vujica Samailović
After a little more than three quarters the Novi Sad Dukes had a safe lead of 18-7 and were on the verge of victory, but the Vukovi Belgrade managed to get to the end zone in the last few minutes twice, setting up one of the most interesting SELAF games ever for about a thousand people in the stands
The Budapest Wolves beat the Lower Austrian Titans in their season opener in the Austrian Division I 0-27 in Vienna. The Austrian team formed of former players of the Baden Bruins and AFC Rangers could not match the Wolves’ neither in size and power, nor in skills and knowledge of the game. The Wolves did not score a touchdown in the second half preventing a real KO from happening.
The Novi Sad Dukes continue their season on Saturday hosting the Vukovi at the usual place – FK Kabel stadium in Novi Sad starting at 3PM. If last year’s game is any indication, we’re in for an exciting match in which the Dukes will try to finally top Belgrade
Similar to the first game of the year between Kragujevac and Novi Sad, the ASVÖ Gladiators had no problems winning their away match in Ljubljana, as the Silverhawks lost their fifth straight in SELAF going back to last year
Comparing the teams of SELAF’s South Conference in 2007 there are many similarities, most notably they all have new head coaches. But in the case of last year’s finalists, the Vukovi from Belgrade, there’s a wrinkle to the story
The Budapest Wolves defeated the Bratislava Monarchs 16:12 Saturday. The Hungarian SELAF member played its only preseason game on a sunny afternoon in Bratislava.
The Kragujevac Wild Boars suffered a painful loss in the opening game of SELAF, conceding to the Novi Sad Dukes 30-5. Dukes were able to move the ball on offense, and on defense, the players made their rookie head coach forget about his pre-game worries as the Boars barely avoided a home field shutout