2014 BFL season

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2014 BFL season
Total # of teams15
PlayoffsJune 8, 2014
Belgian Bowl Belgian Bowl XXVII
Belgian Bowl DateJune 29, 2014
Belgian Bowl LocationIzegem, Belgium
Belgian Bowl Champions Ghent Gators
FFL Champions Ghent Gators
LFFAB Champions Brussels Tigers
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The 2014 season of the Belgian Football League (BFL) is the regular season played in the Belgium. The championshipgame is the Belgian Bowl XXVII.

Contents

Regular season

Regular season standings

W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, PCT = Winning Percentage, PF= Points For, PA = Points Against

FAFL 2014 Standings
WLTPCTPFPASTK
Ghent Gators 710.87528865W2
Brussels Black Angels 710.87522666W7
Ostend Pirates 620.75019684W4
Brussels Bulls 530.62515873W2
Leuven Lions 440.500148138W1
Puurs Titans 350.37584219L3
Limburg Shotguns 251.31380208L2
Izegem Tribes 161.18890203L3
Antwerp Diamonds 080.00051265L8
LFFAB 2014 Standings
WLTPCTPFPASTK
Brussels Tigers 5001.0021226W5
Grez-Doiceau Fighting Turtles 410.80015968W2
Liège Monarchs 320.60015287W1
Waterloo Warriors 230.400132116L3
Charleroi Coal Miners 140.20042196W1
Tournai Phoenix 040.00019247L4
Andenne Bears -------
Luxembourg Steelers -------

 clinched seed to the playoffs

Post season

Belgian Bowl XXVII
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DateJune 29
StadiumStedelijk sportstadion Izegem, Izegem

The Belgian Bowl XXVII was held on June 29, 2014, in Izegem. [1] The Ghent Gators won over the Brussels Tigers. It was the first time for the Ghent Gators to win the national trophy. [2] [3] [4] [5]

Quarterfinals
June 8, 2014 @Grez-Doiceau
@Anderlecht
Semifinals
June 15, 2014 @Gent
@Evere
Belgian Bowl XXVII
June 29, 2014 @ Izegem
1 Ghent Gators 16
2 Grez-Doiceau Fighting Turtles 223 Ostend Pirates 14
3 Ostend Pirates 301 Ghent Gators 38
1 Brussels Tigers 0
1 Brussels Tigers 7
2 Brussels Black Angels 522 Brussels Black Angels 3
3 Liège Monarchs 12

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References

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