It was perhaps poetic that we had the Group A winners versus the Group B winners in the Cup Final so we arguably had the best two teams on show. There was little to choose between the two teams in terms of their records – both had 4 wins out of 5. Both had been free-scoring with Banerka scoring 20 to Lanky Londoners 18. Defensively Banerka's stats were stronger, just the 3 conceded and those were all in the same game. They had not conceded for 3 successive games.

Both teams were appearing in a eurofootballfives.com Cup Final for the first time – who would emerge victorious and claim the coveted golden trophy?

The game kicked off and was a high quality contest from the very start. It was Banerka who claimed the early initiative as Bartzomiej Wolak bagged his 9 th goal of the tournament. Lanky Londoners hit back quickly with Sam Twyman finding the net to level at 1-1. Banerka were back in front thanks to Kornel Krzyzak and then 2-1 became 3-1 when Krzyzak added another.

The second half kicked off with Banerka in the box seat. If Lanky Londoners were to keep their title hopes alive they needed to score the next goal and that's exactly what they needed to. Theo Stubbs was the man on target with his 15th goal of the day. It was a sensational tally and would earn him the prize of Top Goalscorer in the awards presentation. Lanky Londoners needed one more to take this to penalties or two more to win it in normal time. Banerka had other ideas though. Filip Corkill's goal restored the two goal advantage. Whilst there continued to be goalmouth action at both ends there was no further addition to the score. Final score, 4-2.

Please spare a thought for Lanky Londoners – they had put in a stunning effort and were getting closer to that first eurofootballfives.com title! Our sincere commiserations to them on this occasion.

Our congratulations go to Banerka on their maiden eurofootballfives.com victory. They were brilliant on the day and deserved their celebrations.