European Football League Participation
Since the inception of the Eurobowl in 1986, German clubs have taken part in the competition in most seasons. In most cases, the German Bowl winner of the previous season was qualified. In some seasons more than one German club took part in the competition. On seven occasions clubs from Germany have won the Eurobowl. The participations of German clubs at the European Football League:
| Year | Club | Progress |
| 1986 | Ansbach Grizzlies | Lost QF: Birmingham Bulls (18–29) |
| 1987 | not held | |
| 1988 | Berlin Adler | Lost SF: Amsterdam Crusaders (28–29) |
| 1989 | Red Barons Cologne | Lost SF: Legnano Frogs (15–49) |
| 1990 | Berlin Adler | Lost SF: Manchester Spartans (33–35) |
| 1991 | Berlin Adler | Lost EB: Amsterdam Crusaders (20–21) |
| 1992 | Berlin Adler | Lost QF: Torino Giaguari (13–35) |
| 1993 | Düsseldorf Panther | Lost Qual.: London Olympians (29–32) |
| 1994 | Munich Cowboys | Lost SF: Bergamo Lions (18–25) |
| 1995 | Düsseldorf Panther | Won EB: London Olympians (21–14) |
| 1996 | Hamburg Blue Devils | Won EB: Aix-en-Provence Argonauts (21–14) |
| Düsseldorf Panther | Lost QF: Aix-en-Provence Argonauts (27–28) a.e.t. | |
| Berlin Adler | Lost QF: Legnano Frogs (13–45) | |
| 1997 | Hamburg Blue Devils | Won EB: Phoenix Bologna (35–14) |
| 1998 | Hamburg Blue Devils | Won EB: La Courneuve Flash (38–19) |
| Braunschweig Lions | Lost SF: Hamburg Blue Devils (14–24) | |
| 1999 | Braunschweig Lions | Won EB: Hamburg Blue Devils (27–23) |
| Rüsselsheim Razorbacks | Lost Qual.: Prague Panther (21–26) | |
| Cologne Crocodiles | Lost Qual.: Bergamo Lions (17–41) | |
| 2000 | Hamburg Blue Devils | Lost EB: Bergamo Lions (20–42) |
| Cologne Crocodiles | Lost SF: Bergamo Lions (56–62) a.e.t. | |
| Braunschweig Lions | Lost QF: Cologne Crocodiles (15–24) | |
| 2001 | no participation | |
| 2002 | Braunschweig Lions | Lost EB: Bergamo Lions (20–27) |
| 2003 | Braunschweig Lions | Won EB: Chrysler Vikings Vienna (21–14) |
| 2004 | no participation | |
| 2005 | no participation | |
| 2006 | Braunschweig Lions | Knocked out in group stage |
| Hamburg Blue Devils | Knocked out in group stage | |
| 2007 | Marburg Mercenaries | Lost EB: Dodge Vikings Vienna (19–70) |
| 2008 | Stuttgart Scorpions | Lost QF: Graz Giants (9–24) |
| 2009 | Braunschweig Lions | Lost QF: Tirol Raiders (7–35) |
| Berlin Adler | Knocked out in group stage | |
| 2010 | Berlin Adler | Won EB: Vienna Vikings (34–31) |
| 2011 | Berlin Adler | Lost EB: Swarco Raiders Tirol (12-27) |
| Kiel Baltic Hurricanes | Knocked out in group stage | |
| 2012 | Berlin Adler | Lost SF: Vienna Vikings (7–34) |
| Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns | Lost QF: Vienna Vikings (13–25) | |
- Qual. = Qualifying round
- QF = Quarter finals
- SF = Semi finals
- EB = European Bowl
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