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| team1                  = Westlake Patriots
| team1                  = Westlake Patriots
| team1association        = FFL North
| team1association        = FFL North
| team1score              =  
| team1score              = 20
| team2                  = Las Andreas Redhawks
| team2                  = Las Andreas Redhawks
| team2association        = FFL South
| team2association        = FFL South
| team2score              =  
| team2score              = 17
| details                =  
| details                =  
| date                    = 2nd Febrary 2020
| date                    = 2nd February {{AN|1681}}
| stadium                = [[Northcliff Stadium]]  
| stadium                = [[Northcliff Stadium]]  
| city                    = [[Northcliff]]
| city                    = [[Northcliff]]
| man_of_the_match1a      =  
| man_of_the_match1a      = [[Tom Barnes]] ([[Westlake Patriots]])
| man_of_the_match1atitle =  
| man_of_the_match1atitle = MVP
| man_of_the_match1b      =
| man_of_the_match1btitle =
| referee                = Adam Moss
| referee                = Adam Moss
| attendance              =
| attendance              = 120,875
| weather                =  
| weather                = 5°, Windy
| previous                = [[President Bowl I]]
| previous                = [[President Bowl I]]
| next                    = [[President Bowl III]]
| next                    = [[President Bowl III]]
}}
}}
'''{{PAGENAME}}''', the second [[President Bowl]] will decide the league champion for the league's [[2019 FFL season|2019 and second season]]. The game is scheduled to be played on February 2, 2020 at [[Northcliff Stadium]], in [[Northcliff|Northcliff city]], [[Kingsland]].  
'''{{PAGENAME}}''', the second [[President Bowl]] decided the league champion for the league's [[2019 FFL season|2019 and second season]]. The game was played on February 2, 2020 at [[Northcliff Stadium]], in [[Northcliff|Northcliff city]], [[Kingsland (Florian Republic)|Kingsland]].  
 
The game was broadcast by [[Red Sports|Red Sports FFL]], and the halftime show was headlined by [[DJ. Farrar]]. Due to the intense nature of the game and the [[Westlake Patriots]] incredible comeback victory in overtime from a fairly dominant display from the [[Las Andreas Redhawks]], the match is considered one of the sport's biggest upsets.  
The game will be broadcast by [[Red Sports|Red Sports FFL]], and the halftime show will be headlined by [[DJ. Farrar]].
==Background==
==Background==
===Host selection process===
===Host selection process===
===Playoffs===
===Teams===
====Westlake Patriots====
After a disappointing campaign after a promising start in 2018. The Westlake Patriots looked to improve on its dismal regular season performances and reach the President Bowl for the first time. The [[2019 FFL season]] would be a considerable improvement and the Patriots would finish as FFL North Champions with a record of 10-7. In the playoffs, the Patriots brushed aside the Stonehall Rams 31-7 in the FFL North Conference Semi-Final before beating the Havenbarrow Dolphins 23-13 in the Conference final to reach he President Bowl.
 
====Las Andreas Redhawks====
The [[2019 FFL season]] was the Redhawk's first official season of play and they unexpectedly managed to finish as regular-season winners with a record of 12-5, the first FFL expansion team to do so. Because of their finish in the regular season, the team earned #1 seed in FFL South playoffs. They were given a bye to the Conference Semi-finals, in which they beat the [[Dragonmoor Chargers]] 28-16 to advance to the Conference Championship against [[Oldhaven Titans]]. In the Conference Championship game with a little number of seconds to go in the game, the Redhawks defied all the odds and scored the only touchdown of the game to win 16-15 booking their place to the President Bowl, becoming the first expansion team to do so in their inaugural season.
==Broadcasting==
==Broadcasting==
===Florian Republic===
===Florian Republic===
President Bowl II will be televised by, [[Red Sports]] with Alexandrian and Florian commentary avaliable on its Red button serivce.
President Bowl II was televised by, [[Red Sports]] with Alexandrian and Florian commentary available on its Red button service.
===International===
===International===
The game was covered on the [[FFL Network]] for countries which did not have a television deal with the league.
==Entertainment==
==Entertainment==
Popular Florian disc jockey, [[DJ. Farrar]] will be the featured act in the halftime show.
Popular Florian disc jockey, [[DJ. Farrar]] was the featured act in the halftime show.
==Game summary and statistics==
===Box score===
{{AFB game box start
|Title= [[President Bowl II]]
|Visitor= [[Westlake Patriots]]
|V1=3 |V2=0 |V3=0 |V4=14|VOT=3
|Host= [[Las Andreas Redhawks]]
|H1=0 |H2=7 |H3=10 |H4=0|HOT=0
|Date= February 4, 2020
|Location= [[Northcliff Stadium]],[[Northcliff]]
|StartTime= 18:30
|TimeZone=
|ElapsedTime=
|Attendance= 120,875
|Weather= 5°, Windy
|Referee= {{team flag|Florian Republic|name=Adam Moss}}
|TVAnnouncers= Edwin Farrar
|TVStation= [[Red Sports]] FFL
}}
{{AFB game box end}}


===Scoring summary===
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center"
|-
! scope="col" style="width:100px" | Quarter
! scope="col" style="width:70px" | Time
! scope="col" style="width:70px" | Team
! scope="col" style="width:100px" | Scoring information
! scope="col" style="width:100px" | Score
|}


[[category:FFL]]
===Statistical comparison===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Statistic
!Las Andreas Redhawks
!Westlake Patriots
|-
|First downs|| 20 || 18
|-
|First downs rushing|| 7 || 6
|-
|First downs passing|| 12 || 11
|-
|First downs penalty|| 1 || 1
|-
|Third down efficiency|| 8/18 || 4/15
|-
|Fourth down efficiency|| 0/0 || 2/3
|-
|Rushes - Yards|| 37-189 || 35-122
|-
|Average rush|| 5.1 || 3.5
|-
|Passing–completions/attempts/Interceptions|| 17-33-0 || 19-32-0
|-
|Times sacked–total yards|| 3-19 || 2-7
|-
|Fumbles–lost|| 0-0 || 1-1
|-
|Penalties–yards||3-29||4-30
|-
|Time of possession|| 36:17 || 28:23
|}
[[category:Florian Football League]]
[[category:Amorian football]]
[[category:Amorian football]]

Latest revision as of 20:34, 29 February 2020

President Bowl II
File:President Bowl.png
Event President Bowl II
Westlake Patriots Las Andreas Redhawks
FFL North FFL South
20 17
Date 2nd February 1681 AN
Venue Northcliff Stadium, Northcliff
MVP Man of the Match Tom Barnes (Westlake Patriots)
Referee Adam Moss
Attendance 120,875
Weather 5°, Windy

President Bowl II, the second President Bowl decided the league champion for the league's 2019 and second season. The game was played on February 2, 2020 at Northcliff Stadium, in Northcliff city, Kingsland. The game was broadcast by Red Sports FFL, and the halftime show was headlined by DJ. Farrar. Due to the intense nature of the game and the Westlake Patriots incredible comeback victory in overtime from a fairly dominant display from the Las Andreas Redhawks, the match is considered one of the sport's biggest upsets.

Background

Host selection process

Teams

Westlake Patriots

After a disappointing campaign after a promising start in 2018. The Westlake Patriots looked to improve on its dismal regular season performances and reach the President Bowl for the first time. The 2019 FFL season would be a considerable improvement and the Patriots would finish as FFL North Champions with a record of 10-7. In the playoffs, the Patriots brushed aside the Stonehall Rams 31-7 in the FFL North Conference Semi-Final before beating the Havenbarrow Dolphins 23-13 in the Conference final to reach he President Bowl.

Las Andreas Redhawks

The 2019 FFL season was the Redhawk's first official season of play and they unexpectedly managed to finish as regular-season winners with a record of 12-5, the first FFL expansion team to do so. Because of their finish in the regular season, the team earned #1 seed in FFL South playoffs. They were given a bye to the Conference Semi-finals, in which they beat the Dragonmoor Chargers 28-16 to advance to the Conference Championship against Oldhaven Titans. In the Conference Championship game with a little number of seconds to go in the game, the Redhawks defied all the odds and scored the only touchdown of the game to win 16-15 booking their place to the President Bowl, becoming the first expansion team to do so in their inaugural season.

Broadcasting

Florian Republic

President Bowl II was televised by, Red Sports with Alexandrian and Florian commentary available on its Red button service.

International

The game was covered on the FFL Network for countries which did not have a television deal with the league.

Entertainment

Popular Florian disc jockey, DJ. Farrar was the featured act in the halftime show.

Game summary and statistics

Box score

President Bowl II
1 234OTTotal
• Westlake Patriots 3 00143 20
Las Andreas Redhawks 0 71000 17

Scoring summary

Quarter Time Team Scoring information Score

Statistical comparison

Statistic Las Andreas Redhawks Westlake Patriots
First downs 20 18
First downs rushing 7 6
First downs passing 12 11
First downs penalty 1 1
Third down efficiency 8/18 4/15
Fourth down efficiency 0/0 2/3
Rushes - Yards 37-189 35-122
Average rush 5.1 3.5
Passing–completions/attempts/Interceptions 17-33-0 19-32-0
Times sacked–total yards 3-19 2-7
Fumbles–lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties–yards 3-29 4-30
Time of possession 36:17 28:23
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