KPMG WFC went into their second game of the tournament looking for their second win. Hot on the heels of their opening and impressive victory over CAAF Alte “A” they were in confident mood as they entertained Hogans Heroes. Hogans Heroes in contrast were looking to avenge their opening game defeat at the hands of Womblettes. Alas, it was not to be although they put up a strong fight with just the one goal separating the two sides. Louise Roberts claimed the vital goal that saw KPMG WFC move up to second in the Group A table.

Padernesne against Womblettes was equally close. Although this fixture was played in the early stages of the tournament it had already been muted that these two teams were favourites for the competition and this could well be a dress rehearsal for the final itself. Would this be the case?

Back to the game and when the referee blew the final whistle to end the match Padernesne left the field off play victorious in a game where arguably the best team did not win. Womblettes put in a great performance and came off a little bewildered as to how they lost the match. Danielle of Padernesne scored the critical goal that kept Padernesne top of the league.

Godalming Yellows and CAAF Alte “A” met in the final fixture of match 2 with both looking for their first points of the tournament. A win was vital to stay in touch with the leaders and that is exactly what CAAF Alte “A” achieved with Michaela Lopez scoring for the second game running with Maria Canhoto opening her account with the second and third goals to wrap up a 3-0 win.