The second final of the day (after the Wooden Spoon) would see Mannenliefde versus FC Shark. 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. Let's have a look at the two teams:

Mannenliefde (Hol)

Won 3, drawn 1, lost 3. Goals scored 12, conceded 9.

FC Shark (Eng)

Won 4, drawn 0, lost 2. Goals scored 17, conceded 9.

The two teams finished level in the group phase with the same goal difference and only goals scored separated them. FC Shark had scored (and conceded) one more in Group B. When the two teams met in the group phase it was FC Shark who emerged victorious (1-0). A repeat of that would do them just fine! Could Mannenliefde get revenge at the perfect time!

With the gamer underway it was a very even contested game and you could see why just the one goal separated the two teams in their earlier contest. It was maybe no surprise to see the two teams change ends with the scores still level at 0-0.

The second half proved to be one of high drama. FC Shark came the closest to scoring as they beat the goalkeeper only to see a defender clear off the line. It was only moments later that Mannenliefde hit the front. Marijn Beck's fourth of the tournament potentially being his most important.

FC Shark drove forward in search of the equalizer but they were thwarted by the post from a Chris Breen shot before the Dutch cleared another off the line with some fine last-ditch defending. It looked like FC Shark would just fall short of the finishing line but cometh the hour, cometh the man. That man was Todd Goodyear in goal for FC Shark.

With a final throw of the dice the goalkeeper came forward and the ball broke to him from an attack and he hit a first time shot which took a slight deflection and cannoned into the back of the net off the inside of the post. It sparked joyous celebrations from the FC Shark team and was heartbreak for Mannenliefde.