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NFL EUROPA TEAMS
Barcelona Dragons were formed in 1991 as one of the original members of the World League of American Football and later in the resurrected NFL Europe. Along with the Frankfurst Galaxy and London Monarchs, they formed the European Division. |
They played at the Estadi Olímpic de Montjuic, built for the 1992 Olympic Summer Games, before moving to the Mini Estadi for their final seasons in 2002-2003 when they were made part of the FC Barcelona organization and renamed FC Barcelona Dragons. |
The team folded due to their fan support decreasing and were replaced by the Cologne Centurions. |
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NAMES |
Barcelona Dragons (1991–1992/1995-2001)
FC Barcelona Dragons (2002–2003)
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AFFILIATIONS |
WORLD LEAGUE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL (1991–1992/1995-1997)
NFL EUROPE (1998-2003)
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AWARDS |
WORLD BOWL TITLES (1)
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PLAYOFFS APPEARANCES (5) |
1991,1992,1997,1999,2001 |
SEASONS (SINCE 2010) |
SEASON |
DIVISION |
FINISH |
RECORD |
PLAYOFFS |
1991 |
WLAF |
1ST (EUROPEAN) |
8-2 |
Lost World Bowl '91 (vs Monarchs) 21-0 |
1992 |
WLAF |
1ST (EUROPEAN) |
5-5 |
Lost Semi-Final (vs Surge) 17-15 |
1993 |
WLAF suspended operations from 1993 to 1994 |
1994 |
WLAF suspended operations from 1993 to 1994 |
1995 |
WLAF |
3RD |
5-5 |
- |
1996 |
WLAF |
4TH |
5-5 |
- |
1997 |
WLAF |
2ND |
5-5 |
Won World Bowl '97 (vs Fire) 38-24 |
1998 |
NFLE |
4TH |
4-6 |
- |
1999 |
NFLE |
4TH |
4-6 |
Lost World Bowl '99 (vs Galaxy) 38-24 |
2000 |
NFLE |
3RD |
5-5 |
- |
2001 |
NFLE |
1ST |
8-2 |
Lost World Bowl IX (vs Thunder) 34-17 |
2002 |
NFLE |
6TH |
2-8 |
- |
2003 |
NFLE |
4TH |
5-5 |
- |
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WORLD BOWL APPEARANCES |
SEASON |
# |
W/L |
OPPONENT |
SCORE |
LOCATION |
VICTORY # |
1991 |
'91 |
L |
LONDON |
21-0 |
LONDON |
- |
1997 |
'97 |
W |
RHEIN |
38-24 |
BARCELONA |
1 |
1999 |
'99 |
L |
FRANKFURT |
38-24 |
DUSSELDORF |
- |
2001 |
IX |
L |
BERLIN |
34-17 |
AMSTERDAM |
- |
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LOGOS |
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(1991-1992/1995-2003) |
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HELMETS |
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(1991-1992) |
(1995-2003) |
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STADIUMS |
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ESTADI OLIMPIC DE MONTJUIC
(BARCELONA, SPAIN) (1991-1992;1995-2001) |
MINI ESTADI
(BARCELONA, SPAIN)
(2002-2003) |
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