Following two successive wins, Stiftung Wadentest continued their impressive debut Krakow Trophy campaign with a convincing 3-0 victory over Los Malakas Hermanos. This result was even more commendable when you consider Los Malakas Hermanos were the league leaders at the start of Round 3 and previously unbeaten.

The German side made a positive start and quickly put their opponents under pressure, with Korbinian Blochl opening the scoring to give Stiftung an early advantage. Blochl then struck again to double Stiftung Wadentest's lead, completing an excellent first half for the German side. Los Malakas Hermanos worked hard to get back into the contest, but Stiftung remained well organised and went into the interval with a deserved 2-0 advantage. The second half saw Los Malakas Hermanos looking for a way back into the match, but Stiftung Wadentest continued to control the contest and limited the opportunities for a comeback. Eduard Ospelkaus then added a third goal to put the result beyond doubt, giving the German side a commanding three-goal cushion.

Stiftung Wadentest saw out the remainder of the match comfortably to secure a 3-0 victory and another valuable three points. Blochl's first-half brace provided the foundation for the win, with Ospelkaus adding the third after the interval. The result further strengthens Stiftung's position in the group as their impressive debut campaign continues. They were the form team with 9 points from a maximum 9 available and now enjoyed a share of the lead at the top of the group.

DZ Fennecs maintained their charge at the defence of their title by making it 3 wins out 4 with a commanding 5-0 victory over FC Dad. The 2025 champions had been impressive in Round 1 with a 3-0 win and decisively put 2 nd Round defeat behind them with 4-3 and 5-0 wins. The Polish team produced a strong all-round performance against the English side. FC Dad had picked up a point in Round 1 and must have felt they deserved a point in Round 3. They now faced their toughest challenge of the day.

The defending champions made a fast start and took the lead through Ashraf Mahamdi, setting the tone for what would become a comfortable afternoon for the Polish side. DZ Fennecs continued to threaten as the first half progressed, and Hichem Benhallima added a second to give the champions a two-goal cushion. FC Dad worked hard to stay in the contest and prevent the deficit from growing further, but they were unable to find a way back into the game before the interval, with DZ Fennecs taking a 2-0 lead into half-time.

The second half saw DZ Fennecs maintain their control, and Mohammed Tair extended the advantage to 3-0. FC Dad were increasingly under pressure as the Polish side continued to push forward, and Rafik Chabane then took centre stage by scoring twice to turn a comfortable lead into a comprehensive 5-0 advantage.

DZ Fennecs comfortably saw out the remainder of the match to secure all three points and another clean sheet. Mahamdi, Benhallima and Tair all found the net, while Chabane's second-half brace rounded off a convincing victory. The defending champions continue to look a formidable force as the group phase moves towards its conclusion.