Boa Hora were next in action and they were on a fine run of form. They were unbeaten in three games and on a run of three successive wins including victory over the previous league leaders. They had scored 12 goals with just the 1 conceded in reply. They would now meet Spider Mans & Eagle in Game 10 of Group B.

Spider Mans & Eagle themselves were performing well with just the one defeat – but two draws were holding back their progress up the league table. This would arguably be their toughest test yet but they were certainly capable of getting a result as their Bratislava and Budapest appearances would testify to.

It was the English team who drew first blood and it was the first time they had lead today – Liam Stevens scoring his second of the day. Spider Mans & Eagle retained the lead until half-time. If they could preserve this score then Spider Mans & Eagle still had an outside chance of making the Cup if they could then win in Round 5 and hope other results went their way.

In the second half Boa Hora showed why they are top of the table and hit back. Fabio Carvalho's second goal in as many games drew them level and the game finished 1-1. It was a third draw in four games for Spider Mans & Eagle who were unable to improve on their fourth place position for now. The draw for Boa Hora, whilst ending their 100% record, was not the end of the world – they were still unbeaten and still lead Group B going into the last round of games.

BUILDers versus PPB would complete Round 4 and was a crucial game in the race for Cup qualification. The two teams sat in second and in third position and so the result would go a long way to seeing who would progress to the elite knock-out competition. BUILDers were currently a point ahead of their opponents and a win for the English team would seal their place in the Cup with a game to spare.

Should PPB win then they, and Boa Hora, would be favourites to progress. If the game finished in a draw then it was still very much a three horse race for two qualifying positions going into Round 5.

BUILDers were currently unbeaten and having opened up with a draw were now on a run of two consecutive victories. PPB were looking to bounce back from defeat to Boa Hora and what followed was a very close encounter. The two teams were unable to be separated at half-time and at full-time. The two teams each scored a goal in each half and we finished level at 2-2.

James Pomeroy scored both goals for BUILDers taking his tally to the day for 3. For PPB it was a sixth goal for Bruno Paco and a fourth of the tournament for Alvaro Magallias. There was all to play for going into Round 5.