Belgium: URGENT – Limburg Shotguns need an opponent for November 27!!

The Limburg Shotguns, one of the top teams in Belgium, are suddenly without an opponent for the national championship game so they are inviting teams to play them this Saturday, November 27.

This highly unusual request comes on the heels of the bitter controversy in Belgium in which the first Belgian Bowl qualifier, the Brussels Black Angels, along with the Shotguns’ semifinal opponent, have refused to play. They have both boycotted any further games in Belgium.

For more information on the background to the situation, please check out the following articles in AFI:

Chaos in Belgium: Championship game in limbo as two teams boycott the Belgian American Football League (americanfootballinternational.com)

Chaos in Belgium: Championship game in limbo as two teams boycott the Belgian American Football League (americanfootballinternational.com)

Belgian American Football Federation issues statement on Belgian Bowl boycott (americanfootballinternational.com)

The stadium – Mijnstadion of Beringen – is reserved and all beverages, catering and even cheerleaders are booked.

The team is busy with the rest of the game organization so all an opponent needs to do is show up.

Any teams interested should contact the Shotguns at [email protected], on Instagram, on Facebook, or WhatsApp, preferably before midnight tonight, November 24.

 

Alex is a former NCAA and semi-pro American football player who is now located in London, where he works in digital marketing. His goal in writing for AFI is to stay involved with the game that has given him so much. Alex enjoys covering leagues and