Tree-Top Tune FC were looking to avenge opening game defeat and particularly a rough second half against PKG when they took on El Studs Bilbao. Both teams were looking for their first goal of the competition and it was to be the home side on the card, Tree-Top Tune FC, who opened their account first. Cordys Mate (sounding like a runner at Aintree) was the man to grab the goal and it was to prove a vital goal. The goal was the only goal of the game and earned all three points for his side. They moved into second and left El Studs Bilbao in joint third.

El Studs Bilbao now had a really hard task facing them if they wanted to make the Cup. They had to beat PKG Real Estate who had scored 5 without reply in their opening two games. Although they had already qualified the Polish team showed no signs of going easy on their opponents. The Poles raced into a 3-0 lead in the break and showed no mercy as they made it 4-0, 5-0 and finally 6-0 to leave their opponents shell-shocked. PKG Real Estate had sent out a stark message to the other 15 teams in the tournament with a 100% record, 11 goals scored and none conceded. They were surely amongst the favourites for this event.

Given the above result, it would mean a straight shoot-out between Tree-Top Tune FC and Intermore FC for Cup qualification. A win for either side would mean qualification assured but a draw would see the English team go through. Intermore FC had played well so far but had found goals hard to come by but that would have to change for them to make the Cup. At half-time we were still none the wiser on which of these two teams would qualify with the teams level at 1-1. We were to witness three more goals in the second half with Intermore FC outgunning their opponents to secure a 3-2 victory. Paddy Ryan the hero scoring the crucial match-winning goal to add to Antony Magee and Paul Reid's earlier strikes.

Intermore FC would claim second place at the expense of Tree-Top Tune FC who would finish 3rd .