If the NFL playoffs and run-up to the Super Bowl aren't sating your appetite for American football and you want to see some live, check out the American Football League of China (AFLC), hosting its fourth annual championship game this Saturday at Luwan Stadium. Two teams from Shanghai -- the Shanghai Nighthawks and the Shanghai Titans -- a vying for the victory, so... go Shanghai, right.

*** "The AFLC welcomes a broad audience of industry stakeholders, NGOs, amateur teams in China and local football fans. This will be the second time that the two teams have met in the championship game, after a Nighthawk victory in the 2014 final. The Stage is set for a collision of high-velocity passing offense from the Shanghai Titans and a fierce rushing attack from the Nighthawks. On the defensive side of the ball, both teams ranked top of the league on holding opponents to low scores. The AFLC welcomes an experienced crew of American and Chinese referees to officiate the championship. " Huh. Well how about that. Here's a YouTube look at that 2014 final. Here's SmSh's own look at the league from last year's championship. Smash mouth football, folks. Warriors of the gridiron all. The AFLC Championship is this Saturday at Luwan Stadium. No entry fee and the first 1,500 people who show up get free seats. Kick-off is 1.30pm.