Following Radio Taxi Barbakan losing two successive games their confidence was shattered. They must have though they were on the way out so they requested to play their final group game in the lunch break for an early finish. Their opposition and referee agreed so it was game on. Maybe their feelings were right as they ran into an unstoppable Wola side. Wola brought a 100% record into the game and there was not even a hint that this record would be in danger. Tomasz Gorowski helped himself to 5 goals for the second game of the tournament, Tomasz Ziecik hit two and Marek Maksel all put the boot in. Barbakan did achieve what no other team had done to date and that was beat Grzegorz Stanek in the Wola goal. Lzerwiecz scoring for Barbakan. Final score, 8-1.

Borussia Dorchmen picked up their 3 walkover points to double their points tally from 3 to 6 putting them in a healthy 3rd position. How difference this looked from their predicament after the opening two games.

DHL Prague Red then met the dispirited Barbakan team. Maybe it was the belief they were already out (which they were not) that inspired Barbakan to play without pressure but they turned in their best performance of the day against the Czech team who were looking to stake a claim for their place in the Plate.

DHL Prague Red, try as they did, could not find a route to goal as Zbigniev Wiercinski in the Barbakan goal claimed his first clean sheet of the tournament. Romek Piszczek opened the scoring for Barbakan, followed by goals from Lzerwiec and Zbigniev Maciasz. The Polish team beating their fellow Central European opposition by a scoreline of 3-0. It was now distinctly possible for Barbakan to qualify subject to DHL Prague Red's game in hand.