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Incredible! Just unbelievable! Ladies and gentlemen, this is just as good as Blood Bowl gets!

The first half was ruled by the Frostbites, who skillfully warded off the offense of the undead, scored a touchdown, and then retreated to a defensive game, as the hordes of undead kept pounding their ranks. Slowly the fierce Norsemen were forced backwards on their field, but the referee's whistle signalled the end of the first half before the undead had the chance to make the score even.

The second half was among the fiercest battles seen on the fields of Blood Bowl. The Norsemen tried to keep the ball in their possession, but 6 Feet Under kept knocking them out and slowly reducing their numbers, until finally, the defense of the Frostbites was cracked as Onni Ogrenpoika, the gentle ogre, drew his last breath on the green grass of the stadium. The spirited vikings kept fighting, but 6 Feet Under was encouraged to see the big brute fall down to the field, and indeed, managed to score a touchdown just in time before the second half ended.

Overtime! At this point, only 6 of the Firebolts and 7 of 6 Feet Under were standing. Soon Tapio Tappavainen, the grim blitzer, colored the grass red with his own blood - but instead of entering the trials for Odin's team in Valhalla, the fallen hero stood up again, and joined the ranks of 6 Feet Under, to the horror of all Frostbites fans!

Fiercely, the undeads beat their opponents to the ground, and scored a touchdown. And since the overtime was not over yet, the remaining TWO Norsemen took their last stand. The swansong of the Frostbites culminated in a third touchdown by 6 Feet Under.

The Frostbites fought to the bitter end. It was not enough to win, this time. The last blitzer standing, Pekko Peltihousu, commented the game:

"We gave our very best. It was not enough. They deserved their victory, every moment of it. We do not mourn our fallen brethren - Onni will love to play in Valhalla, and we are proud that Tapio will keep the memory of our team alive in the ranks of our opponent. We wish nothing but the best for our opponent - indeed, 'twas no shame to lose to a worthy opponent."

The remaining players of the Finnish Frostbites will be watching the next game of Finnish 6 Feet Under, cheering for them, and especially Tapio.”