One essential operational and financial obstacle must be overcome when preparing to compete on the gridiron for teams entering IFAF worldwide competitions. Traveling away from home is ultimately the responsibility of one group, and the commitment of both male and female athletes, especially in the tackle game, is demonstrated by their willingness to travel across borders and also continents to represent their country. Next trip, Great Britain walks to Calatayud, Zaragoza, to take on Spain in both groups ‘ next game of the 2023/24 IFAF Women’s German Championships (kickoff 6pm CET, Saturday, April 13 ). Spain is currently at the top of the five-team competition status at 2- 0, with Great Britain ( 1- 1 ) aiming to take the crown. After winning the match 40-0, Great Britain lost by one place to Germany a fortnight later when it had previously hosted Sweden in April. This is their final route journey before welcoming Finland in August. Read the entire article below.
