Wola kicked off Round 2 of games looking to build on their good start and make it two wins out of two. Their opposition was Borussia Dorchmen who were looking to put the effects of a 3-0 opening game defeat to one side and redress the balance in this one. It was not to be though and in fact it got worse for the Dorchmen as they found themselves on the wrong end of a bit of thumping. Wola hit them for 7 without reply with Tomasz Gorowski the main architect of their downfall grabbing 5 goals for his troubles. Fryderyk Ogorek also got on the scoresheet to complete a 7-0 win. The result meant that Wola had a maximum six points, scored 9 and were yet to concede a goal – ominous for the other teams in Group B. Dorchmen found themselves up against it still looking to get off the mark both in terms of points and goals.

The next game saw Radio Taxi Barbakan take to the field for the first time against the Rigford Seahawks. Maybe the game off in round 1 would see them fresh for the challenge or maybe it would catch them rusty. The forwards were certainly not rusty as Pisczek Romek scored twice as Barbakan put 3 past the Seahawks. The defence on the other hand may have been caught cold as the Seahawks matched Wola with a magnificent 7 goals of their own. Bent Kent got the first two to set them on their way with further goals from Richard Clements, Richard Butterworth, Tom Hallam (2) and Chris Howard. The final score, 7-3.

In the other fixture in this round, DHL Prague Red picked up their first 3 points courtesy of Hutnik Krakow's regrettable forced withdrawal from the tournament at the last minute due to unforeseen circumstances.