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German Bowl Appearances

The clubs appearances in the German Bowl:

Bowl Date Champions Runners-Up Score Location Attendance
XIX October 4, 1997 Braunschweig Lions Cologne Crocodiles 26-23 Hamburg 14,800
XX October 3, 1998 Braunschweig Lions Hamburg Blue Devils 20-14 Hamburg 22,100
XXI October 9, 1999 Braunschweig Lions Hamburg Blue Devils 25-24 Hamburg 30,400
XXII October 7, 2000 Cologne Crocodiles Braunschweig Lions 31-29 Braunschweig 20,312
XXIII October 6, 2001 Hamburg Blue Devils Braunschweig Lions 31-13 Hanover 23,193
XXIV October 12, 2002 Hamburg Blue Devils Braunschweig Lions 16-13 Braunschweig 21,097
XXV October 11, 2003 Hamburg Blue Devils Braunschweig Lions 37-36 Wolfsburg 20,517
XXVI October 9, 2004 Berlin Adler Braunschweig Lions 10-7 Braunschweig 17,200
XXVII October 8, 2005 Braunschweig Lions Hamburg Blue Devils 31-28 Hanover 19,512
XXVIII October 7, 2006 Braunschweig Lions Marburg Mercenaries 31-13 Braunschweig 15,897
XXIX October 6, 2007 Braunschweig Lions Stuttgart Scorpions 27-6 Stuttgart 8,152
XXX September 29, 2008 Braunschweig Lions Kiel Baltic Hurricanes 20-14 Frankfurt 16,177
  • Champions in bold.

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