Cup Semi-Final time and the elite eight were now the final four. The ‘Nord' team now carried the FC Biermeisters flag as they met the Blazers Army.

In their quarter-final the Biermeisters had scored two early goals versus the 3 Lions to put them in charge but they were unable to find the net in the semi-final and beat Adam Frankel in the Blazers Army goal. Oliver Van Den Broek was proving equally stubborn in the Biermeisters goal keeping the Blazers Army young gun forwards at bay. The teams found themselves deadlocked at half-time, full-time and into extra time we went. The FC Biermeisters lost their ‘Sud' team to a golden goal and were hoping their ‘Nord' team would not suffer the same fate.

Lightning did strike twice though not only for the Biermeisters in defeat but also for the Blazers Army Jonathan Shemoon who grabbed the quarter-final golden goal versus the Wafty Crankers. He performed the same heroics in the semi-final and it would be the Blazers Army who would book their place in the final.

The Bull Heads next hurdle on their march to the final was Tom Tom One of the Netherlands . Tom Tom One's task was a tough one against the Bull Heads who were yet to concede. In their ranks, Tom Tom One boasted the tournament's current top goalscorer Bimmce Sekeyeke so if anyone could breach the impregnable Bull Heads defence it would be him.

That is exactly what they did and it was Sekeyeke's 7 th of the tournament to finally beat Andy Porter in the Bull Head's goal. How would the Bull Head's react? In fine-style was the answer. Jose Fernandes pulled the English side level before the break. Fernandes was now on 6 goals and hunting Sekeyeke down for the top goalscorer prize. The second half saw the third, final and decisive goal in this contest as Robbie Evans secured the Bull Head's place in the final, 2-1.