“It was a beautiful day, as 35,000 screaming fans took to the stands for this, the third epic meet up between these two orc titan teams. The first match was a easy victory for Waagh Forever, while the second match ended in a nail-biting, last moment, miracle play for a tie. So Da Fall Boyz were ready to make this match theirs, at any cost.
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A foul wind blew across the field as we set up to kick off, bringing with it dark clouds. The dark clouds instantaneously opened up, drenching the pitch, players, and fans alike. We took this as a very ill omen. The kick came down in the widezone, and the orcs began knocking us down, but could not recover the ball, due to the rain. Marlack managed to get within distance of the ball, but he was blitzed away; a second pick-up attempt also failed. But even under coverage, their blitzer Satkar was able to pick up the ball and dodge away, into a cage. After several turns of both teams attempting to put the other team down, the orcs of Waagh Forever finally opened up a pathway, and their blitzer dashed through, bringing with him the ball. A last ditch effort was made by Kazil who placed himself in the endzone, in front of the advancing blitzer, who just decided to dodge in beside him, showing off his skills. First point goes to Waagh Forever.

The kick came in deep, but right into the hands of thrower Gerrf, and with only a few moments left of the first half, we knew we had to make something happen, and quickly. The ball was thrown to Marlack, who rushed forward into scoring distance. A blitz was made against him, but they could not take Marlack off of his feet. So, they settled on surrounding him. Two blitzers, a black orc, and a goblin; this is what stood between Marlack and tying the match. With a push from Kazil, and an assist from Ja'cou, Marlack knocked down one of the blitzers, and dodged past the goblin, to run in the tying score as the half came to a close.

With the fans still cheering in the stands, they kicked the ball off to us, which bounced to a stop on the line of scrimmage, in the lower widezone. We decided to set up around the ball, rather than risk fumbling the pick-up, and pushing the ball into the opponent's hands. With both teams lined up down the LOS, an epic brawl ensued, with Kazil breaking the ribs of one of their black orcs, all in an attempt to secure the ball. But the rain once again came into play, as our pickup attempt bounced the ball away. They answered back by removing Thrish from the match, and by sending in their star blitzer again, to gather up the loose ball. But the rain, and the two tackle zones, proved too much to overcome, and the ball bounced away. Marlack saw the opportunity, blitzed away the encroaching defender, and scurried away with the ball. But the line of opposing black orcs, lead by a troll, made quick work of the remaining Fall Boyz, including knocking Bimmle out in the process. To make matter's worse, that same blitzer was now once again hot on the heels of the ball. The only choice to make was an attempt to roll out to the other side of the pitch; so that's what we did. In an amazing display of teamwork, Marlack was able to make it along the sideline and into the endzone for the go ahead touchdown. Yet, Waagh Forever had one last chance, and this is where they came back last time. We lined up deep, giving any thrown goblin plenty of tackle zones, and defenders with tackle, to choose from. We kicked the ball as far away from the goblin as we dared, and watched, holding our breath, as the blitzer who picked-up the ball failed his last GFI, and the ball bounced away from the awaiting goblin.

Final score, 2-1, us.
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Much respect goes to coach ilpars, and the friendly rivalry that has developed between us. He paid me a complement, in-game, about the build of my team, stating that while his orcs(Waagh Forever) were built solely for bashing, I had built a very strong orc team which could present a challenge, both offensively and defensively, to any team out there. Thank you.

So with the record between these two teams being 1/1/1, only time will tell what the next meeting will bring. Until then.”