In the 2071 League Championship game, the Dallas team secured a decisive 35-9 victory over Pittsburgh on January 24, 2072. Head Coach Gary Boyden's squad dominated on both sides of the ball to claim the title.

Pittsburgh started the game with a 24-yard field goal by Michael Turner in the first quarter, taking an early 3-0 lead. Turner extended Pittsburgh's advantage with two more field goals from 45 and 39 yards in the second quarter, making the score 9-0 at one point. However, Dallas responded before halftime with a touchdown pass from quarterback Pat Meyer to William Kessler, followed by a successful extra point from William Walker to narrow the gap to 9-7.

Dallas took control in the second half. Meyer connected for two more touchdowns—one on a 5-yard pass to Timothy Caswell in the third quarter and another rushing touchdown by David Ezell. Donald Smith contributed significantly on the ground with 74 rushing yards and a receiving touchdown in addition to his 16 receiving yards. Kessler also added a rushing touchdown, while Caswell scored a rushing touchdown as well, illustrating Dallas' balanced attack.

Defensively, Dallas pressured Pittsburgh's quarterback Joe Lockwood, recording six sacks, with Harvey Walker leading the charge with three. Dallas also forced key turnovers, including an interception by Kenneth Moore in the third quarter and a crucial forced fumble recovered by Leon Kline in the second quarter after timely pressure from Armando Bowie.

Pittsburgh was held scoreless in the second half, failing to produce a touchdown despite 110 passing yards from Lockwood and 107 rushing yards as a team. Their offense struggled to convert opportunities on third downs, with zero conversions recorded during the game.

Dallas finished with 193 passing yards and 23 completions on 33 attempts by Meyer, who threw three touchdowns and had one interception. The rushing game complemented the passing attack with 111 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries.

The victory secured the championship for Dallas in what was an elimination game in the League Championship stage. The final scoreline reflects Dallas’ control and efficiency on offense and defense throughout the contest.