The Quarter-Final draw was predetermined before the start of the tournament. The first two Plate Quarter-Finals would see two sides earn byes straight through to the semi-finals. Those teams were West 1 Three and FC Pirenore.

The action on the pitch would begin with ABN Ammo taking on Dynamo of Spain. With six of the seven Spanish teams qualifying for the Cup competition, Dynamo were Spain's sole hope in the Plate. They had emerged from the group of death in the morning phase and would be a tough team to beat. ABN Ammo had yet to get into their stride although had come close in a couple of fixtures just losing by the odd goal.

Dynamo went into the game as favourites and they were living up to their favourites tag early on as Norberto gave the Spanish team the lead. The game remained at 1-0 until half-time and at only a goal down ABN Ammo were still in this. The second goal of the game virtually decided matters and it was Norberto again to put Dynamo 2-0 up. 2-0 became 3-0 through Gary Moore and they were in the semi-finals. ABN Ammo's tournament was over.

The next quarter-final would be contested by Premier Medical and Not Vernon Kaye's Stag Do for the right to meet Dynamo. Premier Medical had been lifted in their previous game thanks to a resounding 4-1 win over the Black Sheep. Not Vernon Kaye's Stag Do despite losing their three games had not been disgraced and it was only the first half of their game versus FC Pirenore where they had really struggled. The Plate Quarter-Finals was there chance to turn things around.

It was not to be though as Premier Medical carried on their previous game's form and took the initiative by racing into a two goal lead. The chief architect was Chris Roberts who scored both goals. His goals were enough to send Premier Medical through to the semi-finals and just two wins from lifting the Plate trophy.

Not Vernon Kaye's stag do would now start their post-tournament warm down where they left off from their pre-tournament preparation – in the bar.