Prague Lions dominate Fehérvár Enthroners for first ELF victory
The Prague Lions (1-2) delivered a commanding performance to shut out the Fehérvár Enthroners (0-3) 40-0 at First Field in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, securing their first win of the 2025 European League of Football season.
Early offensive surge sets tone
Prague struck quickly, scoring two first-quarter touchdowns to establish a 14-0 lead. Quarterback Javarian Smith (13/18, 181 yards, 1 TD) orchestrated a balanced attack, while running back Adam Zouzelka anchored the ground game with 66 rushing yards and two touchdowns, adding 67 receiving yards on three catches. The Lions extended their advantage to 20-0 by halftime.
Defensive dominance stifles Enthroners
The Lions’ defense suffocated Fehérvár, holding them to 194 total yards and forcing two interceptions off quarterback Máté Hegedüs (13/24, 89 yards). Despite controlling possession for over 31 minutes, the Enthroners failed to convert drives into points, managing just 84 passing yards and 110 rushing yards.
Second-half onslaught seals rout
Prague added a third-quarter field goal before Zouzelka and the offense powered two fourth-quarter touchdowns. Smith’s precision and a 126-yard rushing effort collectively kept Fehérvár’s defense scrambling. The Lions finished with 305 total yards (179 passing, 126 rushing), showcasing their multi-dimensional attack.
Road ahead
The shutout victory provides momentum for Prague as they prepare for Week 4. For Fehérvár, the loss extends a winless start, highlighting struggles to sustain drives or contain opposing offenses.
key performers
- Javarian Smith: 181 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 turnovers
- Adam Zouzelka: 66 rushing yards (2 TDs), 67 receiving yards
- Prague defense: 2 INTs, 0 points allowed
The Lions’ emphatic response to back-to-back losses positions them as a rising threat in the ELF’s competitive Central Division.
