Berlin Kobra Ladies win 2026 GFL Women’s Bowl
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Berlin Kobra Ladies win 2026 GFL Women’s Bowl

A 28–13 victory over defending champions Hamburg Amazons secured Berlin’s 13th German championship.

Nikos Papadopoulos
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The Berlin Kobra Ladies defeated the Hamburg Amazons 28–13 in the 2026 GFL Women’s Bowl to become German champions. The final was played at Berlin’s Stadion Wilmersdorf, according to the American Football Verband Deutschland (AFVD).

The AFVD report is dated September 29, 2026, but does not specify the date on which the final took place.

Berlin completes an unbeaten season

The win over defending champions Hamburg capped an unbeaten season for the Kobra Ladies, the AFVD reported. The result also brought the Berlin club its 13th German championship.

The team’s previous title milestone was its 12th championship in 2019, according to the federation.

A meeting with the defending champions

Hamburg entered the GFL Women’s Bowl as the title holder. Berlin’s 28–13 victory ended the Amazons’ bid to retain the championship and gave the Kobra Ladies the 2026 title.

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The result, venue and championship history are reported by the AFVD; the federation’s report does not provide the final’s event date.

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  • AFVD
    Official source · 29/09/2026 17:17
Published on 04/10/2026 16:06

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