181. Ansbach Grizzlies 18-29 Birmingham Bulls, 1986. In this first competitive European encounter for a British side, the Bulls slumped to a 12-0 deficit early in the first half and a real beating looked the case against the German champions. However, they turned it around on the back of a stunning 100+yard game from RB Trevor Carthy and his 3 TDs, as the Bulls pulled clear in the second game. No match report.

182. Manchester Allstars 20-21 Manchester Spartans, 2^nd August 1986. Allstars Nick Gough ran for 280 yards and 3 TDs, but still ended up on the losing side. TJ Johnson passed for 2 TDs as the Spartans opened up a 21-12 lead, and they held on after Gough’s TD and Nendel’s 2 PAT was converted. Match report.

183. London Blitz 28-12 London Olympians, 21^st May 2006. A new look London Blitz side opened their 2006 season with 3 first half TD passes from newly installed QB Tom Britton in torrential rain at the Linford Christie Stadium as the Blitz won a famous victory over the London Olympians whom they had never beaten previously. They’d go onto face each in the classic Britball final in 2006. Match report

184. Birmingham Bulls 27-20 Leeds Cougars, 29^th July 1989.  A cameo performance from Trevor Carthy and 8 catches for 89 yards with 2 TDs from Bob Shoop, gave the Bulls a 27-12 lead in the fourth quarter. John LaFleur pulled the score to 27-20, but the Bulls recovered the onside kick at the death to advance to the 1989 final. Match report 

190. London Capitals 22-28 Brighton B-52s, 1988. The B-52s clinched a fantastic victory over the fancied London Capitals on the back of a strong performance from QB Chaz Jasicki. No match report