Round 4 of Group A began in what was a very hotly contested group. Spider Mans Ones had won of their best starts to a tournament and were showing the form that took them all the way to the Cup Final at the 2016 Krakow Trophy – their best finish to date.

Hellgarve Kraken's were 1 of 2 teams in the tournament with a eurofootballfives.com title already under their belts. They were successful on debut at the 2015 Algarve Open playing as Futeboladas. They finished 2nd in their group with 4 wins out of 5 to RC Lens. They won a 4-3 thriller in the Cup Quarter-Finals against Algarve Stars before a 3-1 win over Why Always Morris in the Semi-Final. They then met RC Lens again in the Cup Final. RC Lens won the group game (2-0) but Futeboladas won the game that really mattered (3-0) to collect the title.

Hellgarve Kraken's only had 1 point from 6 so far today but they were awoken from their slumber in this game. Andre Mateus put the Portuguese ahead before Honorato Ricardo recorded his second goal in as many games. A yellow card for Liam Stevens punctuated the goal-scoring but Honorato Ricardo was back in the goals for 3-0 shortly after. Alexander Hoetzel made it 4-0.

It was a sensational result that really opened up Group A.

Game 12 of Group A was Sporting Armada versus Missing Magpies. Sporting Armada had taken 4 points from 6 but had just tasted defeat for the first team (albeit to the current league leaders). How could they respond?

Missing Magpies were celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2019 and they were making their fifth appearance in eurofootballfives.com competition. In the previous four events they had qualified for the Cup on three occasions and the Plate once. Today, they had their work cut out to reach the Cup. They remained unbeaten but 2 draws how slowed their progress up the group table.

Missing Magpies it was who ‘drew' first blood in this tie as Andrew Robertson who opened the scoring for his team. Could they get their first victory this time?

It was not to be as Sporting Armada reversed a trend of four goals without reply to level things up at 1-1. Harry Tampsett opened his personal account for the day. It was a goal that took his team up to third in the table.