At the start of Round 4, Elysian FC were level with Turn Down For Watford in second position. As Turn Down For Watford were playing the league leaders there was the potential for dropped points so it became imperative for Elysian FC that they took all 3 points from their game to advance their claim for Cup qualification.

Elysian FC were up against GAT Assurance of Tunisia who were looking for their first win of the tournament. They had so far produced 0-4 defeat, 0-0 draw, 0-2 defeat. A win for GAT Assurance would move them up to fourth position in the table.

It looked good for GAT Assurance as they established a 1-0 half-time lead thanks to Ghazi Khelifi scoring their first goal in eurofootballfives.com competition. As the second half continued it looked better and better for the Tunisians as time was running out for Elysian FC. The English team were laying siege to the Tunisian goal but it looked like they would be empty handed.

However, step forward Cem Temur. The goalkeeper who was now in an advanced sweeper position – with time running out he struck the ball from distance and it nestled in the back of the net for a stunning equalizer. What a finish to the game, 1-1. GAT Assurance had been denied that first win.

Round 4 games in Group C were being simultaneously so Fylde Old Boys FC may not have known it but results were going favourably for them on Pitch A & B. Turn Down For Watford were being held 0-0 by Panadero Loco Sport on Pitch A and Elysian FC were losing then drawing with GAT Assurance on Pitch B.

Fylde Old Boys FC had a golden opportunity to claim 3 points and climb up the table. If they could it would be a three team tie in Group C covering positions 2nd to 4th going into the final round of fixtures.

In Fylde's way stood Brewin Dolphin B who were looking for their first points of the day. Fylde Od Boys FC made no mistake as they secured a 3-0 win. Nat Smithies set them on their way with his first goal of the tournament. Chris Brown bagged his second and then Ramzy Elftesi opened his personal account.

There was a second clean sheet for Jonny Schofield as Fylde Old Boys now shared second place. They found themselves in fourth place on a mixure of goal difference/goals scored but they were in with a fighting chance of reaching the Cup going into the final round of games.