Round 4 of Group A began with the biggest game to date – Fidelidade versus Indoorsoccer. It was a clash between the two unbeaten teams in the group with much to play for. Fidelidade could seal Cup qualification with a win. A win for Indoorsoccer would make these two favourites – but not guaranteed. A draw would see them edge closer to the Cup but give the chasing teams some hope. The two teams could not rest on their laurels.

Fidelidade would no doubt start favourites as they were the top scoring team in the group with 9 goals and the best defence with no goals conceded. They had an impressive 100% record. Indoorsoccer had claimed 7 points out of a possible 9 with 4 goals to their name and 2 against – this would be their biggest challenge yet.

If we had pitch-side bookies they would no doubt make Fidelidade favourites and the game went with the imaginary form book. Vitor Deus had his goal-scoring boots on this morning and he continued his run of form scoring his fourth of the morning. He gave his team the lead in the first half and from then on their defence held firm – as it had done all day.

The final score was 1-0 Fidelidade and they had qualified for the Cup with one game to spare. Indoorsoccer were still on course to join them but now had work to do.

Frank Hirth A had an outside opportunity to qualify for the Cup – they needed to win their final two games and hope other results went their way. Naturally there first priority was to win this game and see where Round 5 took them. In their way stood Where's Dave? who could still make the Plate with a couple of positive results in their last two games.

So far in Round 4 we had seen 1st versus 2nd, 3rd versus 4th and now we had 5th versus 6th. The first half came and went with the two teams locked at 0-0. A draw would not really suit either team and leave them in 5th and 6th positions. Could these teams find the goal(s) they desperately needed?

For one team that answer was no, for the other it was a yes. It would be Frank Hirth A celebrating the goal as Harry Klingenspor scored the vital goal. He scored 7 at the 2014 Berlin Fives and now had his second here in Lisbon. It was a goal that earned his team all 3 points and whilst they remained in 5th position they were now within 3 points of 2nd position going into the final round of games.