Shamrock Football Club had booked their space in the Plate Final. The two teams set to do battle for the second berth in the final were Team Tapas and Terrible Football.

Team Tapas had qualified for this stage by finishing in third position in Group B. They began the day with two wins but then suffered two defeats before regaining their form with a 4-0 win in their final game. They had a positive goal difference of +8 thanks to 14 goals scored and 6 conceded. This was the second highest goal difference of any team qualifying for the Plate in the Amsterdam Sixes (after Spider Mans & Eagle in 2017 with +11).

Terrible Football's results had been a bit up and down all day. They began with a 1-0 win before 3-0 defeat (against the league winners). They then picked up a 1-1 draw and 4-2 win but lost their final game 4-0. They had a goal difference of -4 and 2 points less than their opponents in the group table. They were the underdogs for this game.

This proved to be a really close game. Team Tapas took the lead through Joni Vargas's third of the tournament but Terrible Football were back level at half-time through Martin Jones. After the break it was Terrible Football who lead 2-1 thanks to Jelle Visser but Team Tapas were back level at full-time through Hendrik. We would need a penalty shoot-out to decide this one.

In the shoot-out Team Tapas were perfect as they scored all 3 penalties. Terrible Football scored their first but missed the next two as they crashed out.