Round 5 began with Blue Collar Revolution and Valecuatro. For the second game in a row Blue Collar Revolution would face off against their nearest rivals. Last time out they put Forn De N'aina in their place with a 4-0 win. If they could defeat Valecuatro they would finish Group B with a 100% record.

Valecuatro needed just a point from this game to secure second place and qualification for the Cup. They might still secure second with defeat if FC Shark v FC De N'aine finished as a draw. If one of those won and Valecuatro lost it would come down to goal difference.

At half-time, Valecuatro did not look like losing though. They were 2-0 up at half-time as Abraham Moreno Cortes and Pascal Moreno Cortes fired the Spanish team ahead. Blue Collar Revolution had never been behind in this tournament…until now. They were under pressure (in the game, not the tournament) for the first time today. If Valecuatro could win by 3 goals or more they would climb above their opponents and win Group B on goal difference. That could mean a tougher Quarter-Final tie for Blue Collar Revolution.

The game was delicately poised but Blue Collar Revolution were back in it when Romain Bernard reduced arrears to 2-1. Bernard scored again to level it up at 2-2 before the game was turned on its head. From 0-2 down to 3-2 up as Julien Hatton completed a sensational comeback. Blue Collar Revolution won Group B in style!

It was a brave effort from Valecuatro who, as it turned out, had done enough to join the French team in the Cup.

Into Game 15 of Group B and we'd had an interesting round of fixtures. In the first game we had the top, then we had the teams in 3rd and 4th, now we had the teams in 5th and 6th. Mannenliefde and Fleet Street Elite A were set to do battle.

Mannenliefde technically needed a point to avoid the Wooden Spoon but such was the goal difference this was probably not necessary. Their first win of the day was their first game of the day. 3 defeats later and they would look to get back to winning ways to go into the Plate with some momentum.

Fleet Street Elite A would most likely finish sixth regardless of this result but they could avoid the Wooden Spoon with a win (assuming FC De Rimmer and Fleet Street Elite 1 failed to win).

With the action underway, the game went very much in favour of the Dutch team. Rene Flooren in particular had a great game as he scored four times. Marijn Beck and Jeffrey Speek were also on target as they hit Fleet Street Elite A for six. Jamie Rayat scored his third of the tournament and third in two games. It would be no consolation for his team who ended in 6th position and would go to the Wooden Spoon play-off. Mannenliefde would play their knock-out football in the Plate competition.