Teams

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Senior team of the Royal Oaks Knights club. LNFA 2 champion in 2022 and 2026, promoted to Serie A for 2026-27.

South-Madrid club whose project began in 2012. LNFA 2 runner-up in 2026, its first national final, after a 0-35 loss to Alcobendas Cavaliers.

Alicante's first American football club, founded in 2004 per Wikipedia. Runner-up in the LNFA 2 Levante group in 2025-26; lost 17-10 in overtime to Jerez Jaguars in the quarter-finals.

Alicante club publicly launched in May 2023 as a football school. Finished fourth in the LNFA 2 Levante group in 2025-26 with a 1-7 record.

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Maresme club born as a school team in 1990 and a senior club since 1992. Its field hosted the Spanish Bowl in 2010 and 2012.

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Spain's first American football club, founded in Badalona in 1987, and the most successful in LNFA history with eleven national titles.

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Spain's reference club in women's football: eleven LNFA Femenina titles, the latest in 2026 after an overtime final against Valencia Firebats.

One of the four founding clubs of 1988 and the dominant side of the Lliga Catalana in the early 1990s. Finalists of the first LNFA in 1995, they folded in 1996.

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Founded in 1987 as Búfals del Poblenou, one of the four pioneer clubs of football in Spain and runners-up of the first Lliga Catalana.

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Founding European League of Football team (2021-2024) that revived the Dragons name through a naming-rights deal with the NFL, with no legal continuity with the historic franchise. Left the league in December 2024.

Founding franchise of the World League of American Football (1991) and later NFL Europe. World Bowl champion in 1997 at Montjuïc; the league suspended its operations after the 2003 season.

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Barcelona club founded in 2014, LNFA 2 champion in 2023 and two-time Spanish Flag Bowl Open winner (2018 and 2025).

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Barcelona club founded in 1991 out of youth schools in Nou Barris. LNFA 2 champion in 2004 and 2005.

Torrelavega (Cantabria) club based at the Óscar Freire sports complex. Finished fourth in the LNFA 2 North group in 2025-26 with a 3-3 record.

Club (Vikings FA) created in 2021 in Boadilla del Monte to spread American football in the town. Finished fourth in the LNFA 2 Madrid group in 2025-26.

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Madrid-area club with more than three decades of history, a regular in LNFA Serie A and two-time Spanish Flag Bowl Open champion.

Gran Canaria club based in Santa Brígida. The only Canary Islands side in LNFA 2 2025-26, placed in the South group.

Santander club officially founded in March 2011, per Wikipedia. Played the LNFA 2 North group in 2025-26.

Girona-province club formed in 2018 by merging Salt Falcons and Senglars de Santa Cristina. FEFA listed it in the 2025-26 LNFA 2 Catalan group, but it does not appear in the final standings.

Women's team from Granada province based in Cenes de la Vega. Played LNFA Femenina 2025-26 (announced by FEFA as Granada Valkirias), finishing seventh and last; not on the 2026-27 schedule.

Biscay club founded in 1998, the reference football club in the Basque Country. Runner-up in the LNFA 2 North group in 2025-26.

Gijón club born in 2001 out of flag games on Poniente beach. Played LNFA Serie A in 2025-26 and was relegated to LNFA 2 after a 7-21 final-day loss to Camioneros de Coslada.

Founded on 2 February 2001 as Granada Universitarios and LNFA 2 champion in 2013. Now based in Maracena, it played only Andalusian competitions in 2025-26 and won the Copa Andaluza in March 2026.

Founded in 2006 in Guadalajara, the club is named after the bees behind the Alcarria region's honey. It bills itself as Castilla-La Mancha's only American football team and finished sixth in the LNFA 2 North group in 2025-26.

Tres Cantos club founded in late 2012 by former Tucanes (1991-2001) players and newcomers. Finished third in the LNFA 2 Madrid group in 2025-26.

Jerez club founded in 2020. Won the LNFA 2 South group unbeaten in 2025-26 and reached the national semi-finals, losing 23-6 to Alcobendas Cavaliers.

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One of the four pioneer clubs of football in Spain (1988). Six-time LNFA champion and nine-time Copa de España winner.

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The dominant team of today's LNFA: four straight Spanish Bowls (2023-2026), three Copas de España and four LNFA Femenina titles.

Madrid's professional European League of Football franchise (2024-2025). Announced on 10 March 2026 that it would not compete in 2026.

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Vallecas club founded in 2010, with a senior tackle team in LNFA 2, open flag and Madrid's first women's flag team. Spanish Flag Bowl Women's champions 2025.

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First LNFA champion (1995 and 1996) and three-time Copa de España winner. Founded in 1989 by ICADE students, they stopped competing in 1998.

Club from Seville's Aljarafe area that started as a team in 2014 (as Aljarafe Blue Devils) and now plays in Mairena del Aljarafe. Runner-up in the LNFA 2 South group in 2025-26.

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Pioneer football club in Mallorca, founded in 1987. LNFA 2 champion in 2014 and a Serie A side in 2025-26 and 2026-27.

Murcia club born in 1994. LNFA 2 champion in 2016 and LNFA runner-up in 2018; played in the LNFA 2 Levante group in 2025-26. Besides senior tackle, it runs men's, women's and youth flag football.

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Heirs of the Osos de Madrid (founded as Madrid Bears in 1989, per secondary sources). LNFA champions in 2001 and 2022 and six-time Copa de España winners.

Pinto's first American football club, founded in October 2015. LNFA Serie B semi-finalist in 2024 and fifth in the LNFA 2 Madrid group in 2025-26.

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Founded in 1989 as Tarraco Imperials in Tarragona, relocated to Reus in 1993-94. Five-time LNFA 2 champions and Spanish Bowl 2017 finalists.

Baix Camp club (Rebels CFA) that started in Riudoms in 2018 and won its first Lliga Catalana in 2024. Finished fourth in the LNFA 2 Catalan group in 2025-26.

Pioneer football club in Andalusia, founded in 1992 per Wikipedia and in the top flight from 1999. Played the LNFA 2 South group in 2025-26.

Sueca club founded in 2007 by former Cullera Giants members, per Wikipedia; top-flight side from 2010 to 2014. Third in the LNFA 2 Levante group in 2025-26 and U15 champion of the 2026 Spanish Flag Bowl Youth.

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Terrassa club with roots in 1989 and independent since 1993. LNFA 2 champion in 2024 and East Conference runner-up in its 2025-26 Serie A season.

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Valencia club founded in 1993. Four LNFA titles, a record ten Spanish Flag Bowl Open wins and LNFA 2 champion in 2025.

Valencia club founded in 2003 that played in the top flight from 2012-13 to 2017-18. Valencian league winner and LNFA 2 semi-finalist in 2025-26.

Valladolid club founded in 2017. LNFA 2 North group winner in 2025-26 (6-1) and national quarter-finalist.

Club from Villamayor de Gállego (Zaragoza) founded by a group of friends, named after a spell playing alongside another club. Finished fifth in the LNFA 2 North group in 2025-26.

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Heirs of the Zaragoza Lions (1989-2004), created in 2005 by former players. An LNFA Serie A side and Spanish Flag Bowl Open 2026 finalists.