Clear declaration made by Stuttgart Surge

Stuttgart Footballers Excel, Securing a Resounding Victory over Madrid Bravos (41:17), Leaving Just One Match to Claim a 'Home Final' Spot.

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2025 September 5 . 11:13 AM

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Stuttgart's Clear Declaration Reinforced with Surge

Clear declaration made by Stuttgart Surge

Stuttgart Surge Triumphs in ELF Semifinal

The Stuttgart Surge secured their spot in the European League of Football (ELF) finale with a resounding victory over the Madrid Bravos on Sunday.

In a thrilling game that saw high-octane action and a few unexpected twists, it was Kai Hunter who opened the scoring for the Surge in the first half with a touchdown. The Surge continued to dominate, scoring a significant number of points just before halftime, thanks in part to a blocked punt by Marko Vidackovic that was scooped up by Louis Geyer for another touchdown.

Quarterback Reid Sinnett and wide receiver Aron Cruickshank, statistically the best ELF players in their positions, led the Surge's offensive charge. However, Sinnett fumbled the ball during the game, but it was swiftly recovered by Robert Lachmann, preventing a potential setback.

The Madrid Bravos, despite a valiant effort, could only manage a field goal after three quarters. Raheem Wilson, their defensive back, had an outstanding performance, nearly neutralizing Cruickshank.

The Surge started the second half with another touchdown, making the score 28:3. Jordan Neuman, the head coach of the Surge, expressed satisfaction with their performance, stating they are playing their best football in the playoffs now.

The Surge's defense held firm, preventing a comeback by the Bravos, who narrowed the score to 17:34 but had ball possession for half of the Surge's time. Alexander Kreß, a player for the Surge, made two quarterback sacks in the game, further disrupting the Bravos' offense.

Reilly Hennessey led a comeback for the Surge offense in the last five minutes of the first half, scoring 21 points. Mike Harley Jr. caught a touchdown pass from Hennessey, adding to the Surge's lead.

The Stuttgart Surge will now play the semifinal next Sunday against the Munich Ravens at 3 PM. The ELF finale is planned to take place in the Stuttgart MHP Arena on September 7th. The Surge will be aiming to win their first ELF title and bring the trophy back to Stuttgart.