LIVESTREAM Germany PPV: Pforzheim Wilddogs @ Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns, June 14, 16:00 CET (4 pm, 10 am ET)

The Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns (2-1) host the Pforzheim Wilddogs (3-1) at Centus Arena in Aalen on Saturday, June 14, in a GFL South clash doubling as the Pink Bowl—a charity event supporting breast cancer awareness in partnership with Pink Ribbon Germany. With both teams reeling from their first losses of the season, the matchup promises high stakes under a symbolic pink banner.

Pink Bowl: More than a game
The Unicorns relocated this home game to Aalen’s Centus Arena to accommodate a larger crowd for the Pink Bowl, which raises funds and awareness for breast cancer prevention. Baden-Württemberg Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann and his wife Gerlinde, a breast cancer survivor, serve as patrons. Pop artist Tim Bendzko will perform at halftime, amplifying the event’s community-driven mission.

Teams seek redemption after stumbles
The Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns fell 16-3 to the Allgäu Comets in Week 4, struggling offensively without key linemen. Meanwhile, the Pforzheim Wilddogs squandered a late lead in a 21-17 loss to the Ravensburg Razorbacks, their first defeat since promotion to the GFL. Both teams aim to rebound in this Baden-Württemberg rivalry, with the Wilddogs holding a slim divisional lead.

Watch live PPV. Pforzheim Wilddogs @ Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns, June 14, 16:00 CET (4 pm, 10 am ET)

Wilddogs’ offensive firepower vs. Unicorns’ resilience
Pforzheim’s offense, led by dual-threat quarterback Drequan Harris (second in passing yards) and receiver Luca Hirschberger (second in receptions), faces a Unicorns defense that allowed just two touchdowns to the Comets despite offensive struggles. The Wilddogs’ versatile attack, featuring ex-Unicorns Luca Faschian and Alec Tatum, must counter Schwäbisch Hall’s disciplined front, anchored by linebacker Jeremy Conley (19 tackles this season).

Coaches embrace adversity
Wilddogs head coach Michael Lang acknowledged challenges, including the retirement of injured veteran Felix Dorn: “We’re almost halfway through the season, and absences are felt. But we’re humbled to compete at this level.” Unicorns coach Felix Brenner highlighted growth opportunities: “As a young team, eliminating mistakes is key. This stage—big crowd, strong opponent—is where we learn.”

A litmus test for contenders
The Wilddogs, boasting three wins in four games, aim to prove their promotion was no fluke. The Unicorns, traditionally a GFL powerhouse, seek to reassert dominance. With both teams’ playoff aspirations on the line—and the Pink Bowl’s emotional backdrop—this clash epitomizes the GFL South’s unpredictability, where, as Brenner noted, “anyone can beat anyone.”

Watch live PPV. Pforzheim Wilddogs @ Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns, June 14, 16:00 CET (4 pm, 10 am ET)