“It's the third match between these two teams and the previous two have both gone to norse. This time we have no reserves so every injury the chaos get through will be important (and of course vice versa).

They choose to receive first and the kick lands right into midfield, an ideal position to cage up. They fail their pickup and I'm able to get some players around the ball. They're able to bounce the ball free and pick it up with a CW. I fail a block and get a semibad turnover on T2 and they get to manouver their cage around too freely. They get near our endzone and I get my ST5 ulfwerener there and they are forced to score on turn 4. They fail a block and we're able to crowdpush a beastman who gets badly hurt. This allows me to proceed fast and we get to their endline on turn 7. We get the score on T8 and it's 1-1 when entering 2nd half.

2nd half starts and we both get all KOs back. That makes 11 norse vs 10 chaos on the field. Their defense appears to be perfect and they get to move their LOS into a more favourable position. We still seriously injure one beast with a lino, but fail to pick up the ball. We get it up on the next one though and get moving. We lock their muscle into a struggle on one side of the field and stroll along the other side with the ball. We get to the endline and start stalling. They get some of my best players knocked out and I'm almost forced
to score early but I bear with it and manage to stall the whole eight. We make it 2-1 for norse on our T8. They did give an MNG to one of our ulfwereners in the process though, I used apo and the new result was killed. Luckily you get to choose the new result though, I've never thought of how silly that rule actually is. It's like "oops I killed the player, wanna stick with the serious injury he had before I took him to surgery?" :D. Anyhoo, game ends 2-1 for norse.

Again a similar game to the two previous encounters between the teams. The chaos couldn't inflict enough damage and to be frank, we got a little luck getting the few knockouts back for 2nd half. I'll be dreading for the day your luck should change so... until next time!”