The article discusses the efforts to promote Australian Football League (AFL) in Estonia by lending Australian players from teams of other countries participating in a tournament. The Polish Devils, a team that was founded in November and has grown to 18 players, will lend their Australian players to the Estonian team to help boost the sport's presence in the country. The sport is still developing in Slavic countries, with Australian expatriates and enthusiasts working to increase interest and build teams. The article also briefly explains the rules of AFL and mentions the adaptation of the game to local conditions due to the lack of cricket fields in Central and Eastern Europe.