The second final of the day would see Frank Hirth B versus Shahs of Sunset. With seven games of football already under their belt the two teams would need to summon one last burst of energy to ensure they would be picking up winners and not runners-up medals in the presentation.

Both teams were playing in their first eurofootballfives.com final having reached semi-finals before. The two teams were each looking in fine form – Shahs of Sunset were still unbeaten. Frank Hirth B just had the one defeat to their name but crucially that defeat was to Shahs of Sunset in the final game of Group C. It was a result that meant Frank Hirth B missed out on the Cup.

Shahs of Sunset won that Group C game 1-0 and it was their first win of the day. They drew their first four games and were now on a run of three consecutive wins by increasing margins 1-0, 3-1, 4-1 and they were certainly getting into their stride at just the right time. They had also taken the lead in the last five games but that run was to end here. Nick Wastell's third goal of the tournament put Frank Hirth B in the driving seat and it was they who lead 1-0 at the break.

The second half was characterized by Shahs of Sunset pressing for the equalizer with Frank Hirth B either trying to hit on the break when the situation allowed or try to play possession football to protect their 1-0 lead. Anes Jusic came closest to equalizing for Shahs of Sunset in the early stages rattling a firm strike just over the bar. At the other end Ross Annand had a chance for 2-0 which went just wide. There was then some good work by Guillaume Amigues who put Paolo Ferrari through but he stabbed just wide under pressure from the advancing Frank Hirth B ‘keeper.

Matt Limb then made it 2-0 and, with time not on the side of Shahs of Sunset, he effectively sealed the win for Frank Hirth B. We offer our consolations to Shahs of Sunset on a fine campaign – they could not have got any closer to the winners trophy. Huge congratulations to our 2015 Lisbon Tournament though – Frank Hirth B.