Wild Boars` triumphant trip to Belgrade last week resolved the Gordian knot of SELAF finals placing, so this week`s game in Novi Sad will have no competitive significance after all. The Dukes will attempt to finish the season with a positive record, while the Ljubljana Silverhawks are looking to book their second ever win on Serbian soil

Both Silverhawks and Legionaries have, de facto, finished their respective seasons a while ago. Still, the sunday`s game in Ljubljana will not be fully bereft of passion and effort - the Silverhawks will look to notch up one last home win before the curtain falls, while the Legion is still searching for that elusive first victory in SELAF

As expected, the Legionaries will return to Kuzmin. Following the organizatorial success of their last game there, the side from Mitrovica will again use the FK Graničar field as their home turf. The guests will be coming from nearby, as this Sunday the Legion is due to entertain the Novi Sad Dukes

Following the last week`s defeat against Kragujevac, the Ljubljana Silverhawks have a chance to gain some redemption this sunday. Beograd Vukovi, who are currently leading SELAF, are coming for a visit, and the Hawks will be looking to avenge their opening day defeat in Belgrade

Kragujevac`s (un)expected defeat in Novi Sad eliminated a whole lot of calculation for the reigning Serbian champions - win all the rest, or (likely) go home. The regular season lasts two more games for the shell-shocked Wild Boars, and first of them, against the Ljubljana Silverhawks, is due this Saturday

The following weekend brings us another duel of old foes, this time SM Legionaries vs. Belgrade Vukovi. Despite the fact that these two sides used to regularily battle for high placings in the past, sunday`s game will have a different outlook - the visitors will be looking to book their final tickets with a win, while the Legion attempts to salvage some pride with a consolation triumph

After a relatively unspectacular first weekend of resumed SELAF play, second week brings us a potentially very exciting matchup. Reigning Serbian champions Wild Boars travel up north to Novi Sad, where on Sunday they will meet the only side which defeated them in SELAF so far - the Dukes

Curtain-raising duties for the second half of the inaugural SELAF season have been handed out to two veteran sides of Serbian american football, Kragujevac Wild Boars and Sirmium Legionaries. The game is scheduled for sunday 13th of August, with kick-off being given at 17h