Round 3 started with FC Radbroke taking on Old Man Hortors Revival. Both teams were looking for the first victory of the day with the teams enjoying a combined 3 draws in the 4 games played to date. The teams sat in 4th and 5th position and another draw would be a real dampener on their campaign. A win was the order of the day.

A first half goal for Ray McDonald put FC Radbroke in the driving seat. Old Man Hortors Revival had so far played well defensively but goals had been hard to come by. They would need to break their duck to get anything out of this game.

FC Radbroke had only conceded one so far today and if they could keep another clean sheet their first win of the day was in the bag. The defence held firm and the game finished 1-0.

The result put FC Radbroke top of the table although the three teams below them had a game in hand. Old Man Hortors Revival remained in 5th position.

Argentina could go top by two clear points if they were to defeat FC Dad in the final fixture of Round 3. A draw would see them make a 4-team tie at the top of Group C. FC Dad were looking for their first points but a win here would put them within another victory of top. Group C was certainly a close affair.

It was an evenly contested opening period and the two teams turned around at the break, like so many games in Group C, all square at 0-0. FC Dad then forged ahead through David Crewdson.

Could this be FC Dad's first victory? Sadly for them it stung Argentina into action and Ashkan Ahadi levelled things at 1-1. It was then Argentina who took the lead 2-1 through Ashkan Ahadi again (his third of the tournament). The full-time whistle went and Argentina had pulled off a superb comeback.

It was a cruel result for FC Dad that left them in 6th position. Argentina were top of the table and for a top versus bottom clash to be so tight it proved what a tough group Group C was.