Game 6 and it was increasingly looking like the fixture between Bristol Phippy FC and The Rolling Circus would be the battle to avoid finishing 5th . The prize for the winning team would most likely result in qualification for the Plate rather the Wooden Spoon competition. It was the Rolling Circus who drew first blood in this closely contested game thanks to a quality goal from Martin Thompson. Thompson delightfully lifted the ball over the on-rushing keeper and it bounced inside the post to give the Circus the lead. This lead was preserved until half-time. Mid-way through the second half the Circus opened up a two goal lead as Stuart Barnes crashed a shot against bank stanchion onto the left post and out. The ball had crossed the line but there was some confusion before the referee eventually signaled the goal. If the Circus thought they could relax and see the game out they were mistaken as Adam Miller scored to reduce the arrears. Nervy moments until the final whistle went but the Circus held on to claim a vital 3 points.

Looking up towards the top of the table saw the Lucky Leprechauns take on Maritimo Olhanense. The Portuguese were probably slight favourites in this due to previous results but the Irish were sitting pretty on top with two wins out of two. The game was decided in the opening 8 minutes as Celso Rosario bagged a brace to give the Portuguese a 2-0 lead. These two goals proved decisive and the game finished 2-0 to see Maritimo Olhanense replace their opposition at the top of Group B. The Leprechauns would now have work to do to make the Cup.

The Rolling Circus must have been on a high having claimed their first win and before that only losing in the last minute. If they were this high would have soon gone flat as Cantona's Classicos ran in a procession of goals against them with opposition keeper Simon Pike having an easy ride. Ross Bryant made it three consecutive games with a goal to start the ball rolling. Kevin Wilsher made it 2-0 which was the scoreline at half-time. The second half continued in much the same vein as Craig Bryant, Rhidian Hobbs and then Kevin Wilsher again found their way to the back of the Circus net to complete a 5-0 drubbing.

This opened the door slightly for Bristol Phippy FC to sneak past the Circus into the Plate although their final group game was to be against table toppers Maritimo Olhanense. Celso Rosario put any thoughts of a shock to bed by scoring a goal in each half and with Helio Jeudorga also finding the path to goal a 3-0 victory confirmed Bristol Phippy FC in 5 th with Maritimo guaranteed 2nd place and possibly winning Group B depending upon the Cantona's Classicos result in their final game.

Cantona's Classicos would take on the Lucky Leprechauns. Due to superior goal difference a win would mean the Cantona crew would top the group. A draw would mean Cup qualification whereas a defeat would consign them to the Plate and instead The Lucky Leprechauns would replace them in the Cup.

Cantona's Classicos started like an express train and had put the result beyond doubt in the opening period. Kevin Wilsher, Craig Bryant and Rhidian Hobbs all scored in the first 8 minutes so it would have to be an utter collapse or a recovery of immense proportions from the Irish to deprive them of the Group B title. The second half was not quite so destructive but they turned 3-0 into 4-0 thanks to a first goal of the tournament from Xavier Nedham.

Job well done for Cantona's Classicos. Maritimo Olhanense would join them in the Cup. The Lucky Leprechauns would have to settle for the Plate where they would be joined by the Rolling Circus. Group B would be represented in the Wooden Spoon by Bristol Phippy FC. Well played all.