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London Warriors at Panthers Wroclaw is the rematch the AFLE has been waiting for

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When these two teams met in week 1, the Warriors were a side still finding their feet. A lot has changed since then. Sunday’s rematch in Wroclaw brings together two of the most in-form teams in the league, with playoff seeding and momentum on the line.

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A different Warriors side

London arrived at the start of the season with limited preparation time and paid the price in the opening week. Since then, the Warriors have grown into one of the most cohesive units in the league. Five wins, a confirmed playoff spot and the kind of mentality that was on full display in week 12, when they came from 13 points down to beat Paris Lights and seal their postseason place. This is a team that has found itself over the course of the season, and Sunday’s game is a chance to prove exactly how far they have come.

Panthers riding high

Wroclaw could not be in better shape heading into this game. Their second half comeback against Vienna Vikings in week 12 ended the best team in the league’s unbeaten run and sent a message to the rest of the AFLE. The Panthers come into this one with full confidence, a dangerous passing game and a defense that rose to the occasion when it mattered most. They march on.

Seeding still up for grabs

Beyond bragging rights, both teams have practical reasons to want this win. The Panthers have an eye on the standings and know that another Vikings slip could open the door to improving their seed. For the Warriors, this is as close to a playoff dry run as the regular season gets, a genuine test against a top-four side before the real thing begins.

A rematch worth watching

Week 1 feels like a long time ago. Both teams are better, sharper and playing some of the best football of their seasons. Sunday in Wroclaw should be worth every minute.

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