2019 ANZAC Cup Week Review
- Thursday, May 02 2019 @ 01:23 pm ACST
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Following is quick run around some of the European leagues and their weekend scores. These were the only results available at the time of publishing story, but more may follow.
Germany:
Round 2️ AFLG results
(Esslingen)
Zuffenhausen Giants 1.5.11 - Berlin Crocodiles 15.9.99
Zuffenhausen Giants 2.5.17 - Hamburg Dockers Australian Football Club 17.9.111
Berlin Crocodiles 5.4.34 - Hamburg Dockers 8.5.53
(Munich)
Munich Kangaroos 8.4.52 - Frankfurt Redbacks 3.5.23
Munich Kangaroos 12.4.76 - Dresden Wolves 1.3.9
Frankfurt Redbacks 12.9.81 - Dresden Wolves 2.2.14
Round 1️ AFLGW result
(Esslingen)
Southern Tigeroos 0.0.0 - Berlin Crocodiles 12.14.86
IMPACT Anzac Day Cup - Saturday 27 April 2019 12:00 - 16:30
Izumi Sports Village, Kaiduka, Osaka, Japan By Yoshi Imagawa (Osaka Dingoes player and Public Relations Officer)
Our third annual IMPACT Anzac Day Cup was held in a strong windy condition at 15 degrees. The strong wind made it feel around 10 to 12 degrees.
Shanghai Tigers from China travelled to Osaka that the Dingoes welcomed them and appreciated their attendance. Osaka also hosted the merged Tokyo clubs (Tokyo Goannas and R246 Lions).
The AFLCNE returned to kick-off the 2019 season on Sunday with the Huddersfield Rams hosting the Manchester Mosquitoes at the picturesque Lockwood Park.
The Mozzies were out of the blocks early and took a four goal to one lead at quarter time.
The second quarter was an onfield massacre and the Mozzies lead by 94 points at half time. The final score of Manchester 217 to Huddersfield 35 did not fully reflect the competitiveness of the Rams, but the Manchester team were a class above on the day.
Manchester and GB Bulldogs sharpshooter Andy Walkden broke the club's goalkicking record with 15 goals for the match.
The earlier game in Dublin on the weekend saw the Irish Universities Women’s team take on the Great Britain Universities. The following brief account of the match certainly shows that the women’s football scene in Ireland is set to grow further and quickly with the talent coming from the Universities team.
The Irish Banshees national team has been a women’s powerhouse, and standard-bearer, for many years and the West Clare Waves have dominated women’s team tournaments across Europe in recent times.
However, if anything, the universities challenge has created and enhanced even more talent pathways, and the Great Britain Universities team have seen first-hand the power coming from Ireland.
Round 5 of the 2019 AFL Season kicks off tonight in Brisbane with the Lions hosting Collingwood.
The full international broadcast schedule for the round can be seen below.
In addition to the TV networks you can also subscribe to the Watch AFL service that will give you live access to all the matches and more (outside Australia only).