The Italian Football League finally returned last weekend, and it did so in style with three games, all played on February 28th. Rhinos Milano and Panthers Parma treated us to one of the best games played as of recent IFL history, finishing 58-56 for the Emilians after four overtimes. The defending champions, Guelfi Firenze, managed to return to the field with a strong victory against Giaguari Torino, who held firm for a half before succumbing 46-21. The first regional der

1. Black Panthers - Thonon-les-bains Flash 3-0 In what was, overall, a very solid and well-played game, they gave the Météores almost nothing to work with and showed a really convincing side. There were still a few uncharacteristic errors (ATH Bafdile putting the ball on the ground on a punt return, for example) that didn’t end up costing much. The conditions clearly played a part, with the bad weather making execution tricky for everyone. But it’s still the kind of detail t

Separation Season: Hierarchies Are Forming Three weeks in, the league is no longer experimenting. It’s organizing itself. Week 3 didn’t just produce results — it clarified trajectories. Some teams are building momentum. Others are already fighting urgency. And one contender used the weekend to tighten its grip on the top. With the Lisboa Navigators on a bye week, attention turned to three matchups that reshaped the table. Cascais Crusaders 40 – 9 Lisboa Bulldogs Structure