Sherrardswood Ladies went into game 4 knowing three points against 2nd place Godalming Greens would lift them into the Cup qualification places at the expense of their opposition. Godalming Greens were unbeaten so this would not prove to be easy. Naomi Totten scored for Sherrardswood but it was not enough for victory as Claire Katoraz hit the back of the net for Godalming. Godalming Greens picked up a point, which with results elsewhere, saw them go back to the top of the table. Godalming Greens were still unbeaten and emerging as a force in this competition. The point for Sherrardswood Ladies kept them in third but with work to do in their final game.

Pitch A finally saw goals in what was arguably the performance of Group B. Ebirds, without a win took on top of the table Eastwood High who were unbeaten and coming off the back of a 4-1 victory. The form book was turned on its head though as Ebirds took a surprise lead when Lisa Hall scored her third in four games. It was to get even better though when 1-0 became 2-0 through Vicky Moore. Eastwood High are fighters though and never give up. This fighting spirit shone through as they brought the game back to 2-1 with a goal from Michelle Gourlay. Ebirds held firm though for an excellent 3 points. Qualification was now in their own hands and manager Kevin Tickle could barely contain his delight.

CAAF Alte “B” and BA Speedbirds met in a must not lose game for their qualification hopes knowing a win would be a huge boost in progressing from the group. The game went in favour of the Portuguese in a close 2-1 victory courtesy of a Wave Viegas double. BA Speedbirds, who scored through Petra Laursen, would now need to beat Ebirds by 2 goals and hope Sherrardswood Ladies win in their last game in order to qualify. A tough ask.