BA Speedbirds 1 and Liverpool Feds went into Round 4 occupying the mid-table positions with one victory and one defeat each. A win for either team here would boost their chances of qualifying for the prestigious Cup competition. A defeat would mean a battle to qualify whilst a draw would neither benefit nor prove disaster. BA Speedbirds 1 went into the game on the back of a comprehensive victory whereas their opponents, Liverpool Feds, had just suffered a 4-0 defeat to table-toppers Liverbirds FC. Maybe this had an influence on proceedings as BA Speedbirds 1 edged a close match 1-0 thanks to a goal from Lucy Gibson.

The first all-Jordan derby in eurofootballfives.com history came next with the derby between Team Amman B and Team Amman A. Team Amman A, as you may expect, took all 3 points but both teams claimed victories of sorts. For Team Amman A it was their first three points and first goals of the competition. For Team Amman B there was the moral ‘victory' of their best result and narrowest losing margin of the day. The game finished 2-0 with Sam Mort breaking Team Amman A's duck before Katrina Glusac added a second.

Up next was surely the game of the group phase. The epic encounter and gladiatorial contest between the top two. The two 100% records, the three consecutive clean-sheets and the two highest scoring teams went head-to-head as Liverbirds FC and Camden Town Ladies were set to do battle.

Often in these top of the table games the epic struggles turn out to be tense, nervy, low-scoring games with limited entertainment value. Not a bit of it in this game as those lucky enough to watch the game were treated to a 6-goal thriller.

Liverbirds FC always held the slight initiative and advantage in this game and when the referee blew the final whistle it was the girls from Liverpool who claimed victory. Goals from Chantelle Thompson , Lucy Holmes (2) and Eve McNally saw them open up a 3 point gap at the top of the group with 12 points. Carmel Clinton and Mary Guest both got themselves on the scoresheet but the goals proved to be mere consolations. The compensation for them was they were still sitting pretty in second place.