American football in Madrid

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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.

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.

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.

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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.

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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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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.

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

Historical

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