Vienna Vikings: 11th Final Appearance

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As already in 2022 and 2024, the team of Chris Calaycay Also this year in the final of the eleven. In a narrow semi-finals, the Viennese fought the final of Stuttgart on September 7 in a narrow semi-finals in front of a franchise record set of 5.122 fans on the “Holy Warte”. There you will either meet Munich or Stuttgart who will play the second semi -finals tomorrow Sunday.

The game:

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The Viennese won the Coin Toss, decided on the ball at the beginning of the second half. Simon Føns closed the first easy going drive of the game with a touchdown to 0:7 (PAT Ola Kimrin) away. Six passes, six receptions and two runs. The Vikings Defense did not get a grip on the Danish offense at the start.

The Vikings answer came immediately.

Catches von Florian Bierbaumera big play from Reece Horna first down of Karri Pajarinenthe one for 6:7 ran, whereby you had to cope with a 4th & 1 at the end. The Pat Kick of Dennis Tasic was blocked.

Photo: Hannes Jirgal

The defense of the home side at the well -filled high wait came into play better, there were at least the first incompletions of Jadrian ClarkLonger 3rd downs and then came the first stop of the game for the Viennese. The pages were changed for the first time.

The Danes were also able to stop the Drive of the Viennese, even if there were essential punishments against them, a pass interference Yannick Mayr And a late hit against quarterback Ben Holmesin the end you played out a 4th & 7 because you didn’t dare over a 35 yards field goal.

Divine Buckrham brought the ball right back with a pick to Clark in the end zone and took the lead with a big play: a 42 yards touchdown pass from Ben Holmes on Yannick Mayr worried that 12:7they left the kickers outside and made the Two point conversion of Florian Bierbaumer for the 14:7.

Jadrian Clark had to get off the field for a play. His backup Alexander Bjerre the Vikings surprised with a deep pass Brendan Beaulieu. Clark back on the field, served Alexander Chaanhing To the first down and Beaulieu to 14:14-Mandard, although the PAT of Julius Eriksen After a face mask punishment from 48 yards had to happen.

The Vikings still had enough time on the clock, but the passes didn’t want to arrive. Copenhagen got the ball back with 1:28 and 3 timeouts. The guests achieved two quick first downs, but there were no more.

The second half

Even after the restart, the offensive struggled, the first drives ended and over there with punks.

But then an offensive genre of the Viennese followed. Under pressure, Holme security option Florian Wegan, who ran 32 yards into the end zone for new guidance – 21:14 (PAT Dennis Tasic).

And the Defense of the Viennese immediately followed: Interception Timi Nuikka! And again Holmes served an RB. A bigplay catch & run from Karri Pajarinen followed the touchdown pass Yannick Mayr for the 28:14 (PAT Dennis Tasic).

Storm counters

The guests were looking for an answer to the two scores behind and found one in the third quarter. The second receiving touchdown of Simon Føns shortened the gap to eight points, the Pat from Kimrin was not good. It went with 28:20 In the last quarter.

The Vikings Offense marched again, decided on a 4th & 3 at the Nordic Storm 9 into a field goal. A mistake in the snap/hold and there was nothing out of a drive that looked promising. This gave the guests the opportunity to compensate. Clark always found his husband Føn, but also Lucky Ogbevoen found him a sack. Copenhagen had to play a 4th & 16 selections – Incomplete. A turnover on downs 5:23 before the end.

But the Vikings could not yet close it and had to spun at 4:09. The guests are still alive, but they also did not come off the spot either. 3:39 The Vikings, who held the ball back in hand, were missing for the new final. Storm took his last two team timeouts after runs of the Vikings. A quarterback sack ended the drive, but the punt drove Luke Glenna Punter Benjamin Straight Full in the mainstay – Roughing the Kicker, First Down Vikings. After a run from Wegan we went to the Two-Minute Warning.

The redeeming First Down achieved victory Karri Pajarinenafter that, the Viennese could kneel down.

“That was the first step today. There is still a hard chunk in front of us. We also have to play Viking’s football there to win.” — Lucky Ogbevoen

ELF Playoff

#1 Vienna Vikings vs. #4 Nordic Storm 28:20
(6:7/8:7/14:6/0:0)
Sat 30 August 2025 3:00 p.m. · Stadium Hohe Warte Vienna

Sunday:

#2 Munich Ravens vs. #3 Stuttgart Surge
Sun 31 August 2025 3:00 p.m. · Sportpark Unterhaching
Live on ProSieben Maxx

ELF Championship Game

Vienna Vikings vx. TBD
Sun 7th September 2025 3:00 p.m. MHP Arena Stuttgart
Live on PULS 24 & Joy


Wiener setzten sich auf der Hohen Warte gegen die Nordic Storm aus Kopenhagen nach hartem Kampf mit 28:20 (14:14) durch. Im Finale am 7.September in Stuttgart geht es entweder gegen die Munich Ravens oder die Stuttgart Surge. Dieses Duell …

Key Game Statistics and Highlights

To give a more extensive overview of this exciting semi-final, here’s a breakdown of key statistics.This table highlights critical moments that shaped the outcome:

Category Vienna Vikings Nordic Storm Notes
Final Score 28 20 Vikings secure a spot in the ELF final.
First Downs Data not available/Missing Data not available/Missing
Passing Yards Data not available/Missing Data not available/Missing
Rushing Yards Data not available/Missing Data not available/Missing
Turnovers Data or value not available/Missing Data or value not available/Missing Critical plays influencing the game.
Sacks Lucky Ogbevoen Data or value not available/Missing Vikings’ defense came up big at crucial moments.
Touchdowns Holmes to Mayr, Holmes to Wegan, pajarinen, Mayr Føns (2), Beaulieu Key offensive highlights

The Vienna Vikings demonstrated resilience, especially in the second half, capitalizing on key opportunities to pull ahead. With the defense stepping up in key moments with an interception by Timi Nuikka, and the offense finding its rhythm, the Vikings secured their place in the final. The Nordic Storm showed glimpses of brilliance,but the Vikings’ consistent performance ultimately secured the victory.

Frequently Asked questions (FAQ)

to further assist readers, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions about the game and the upcoming final:

What was the final score of the Vienna Vikings vs. Nordic Storm game?
The Vienna Vikings defeated the Nordic Storm with a score of 28:20.
Where and when will the ELF final take place?
The final is scheduled for September 7th, 2025, in Stuttgart.
Who will the Vienna Vikings play in the final?
They will face either the Munich ravens or the Stuttgart Surge, depending on the results of the other semi-final match.
What were the key offensive highlights for the vikings?
Ben Holmes connected with Yannick Mayr and Florian Wegan for touchdowns,Pajarinen found the end zone.
Who was the standout player for the Vikings defense?
Lucky Ogbevoen had a sack for the Vikings.Timi Nuikka had an interception.
where can I watch the ELF final?
Details on where the final will be broadcast will be available closer to the game.Check local listings and ELF official channels for the most up-to-date details.

The Vienna Vikings are now one step closer to claiming the ELF championship. Stay tuned for further updates on the final match!

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Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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