We began Round 4 with La Briocha versus Wrexham Rednecks. In the battle for the Group A title La Briocha had the opportunity to strike first and put points on the board before Son Gual would take to the pitch. A draw would see them top (for now at least) but a win was what they needed to put pressure on their main Group A rival.

Wrexham Rednecks had just secured their first win of the day and a very convincing one at that, 4-1, so would enter the field with renewed confidence and vigour. They competed every step of the way against the team who had a 4 point lead in the table over them. However, they were powerless to prevent Alexis Ferreyre score his second of the tournament to give La Briocha a 1-0 half-time lead.

The task at kick-off when 0-0 was tough for Wrexham Rednecks but the task at 1-0 down starting the second half was even tougher. This was especially true considering that Juanjo Robeta in the La Briocha goal was yet to be beaten today. A fourth consecutive clean sheet would wrap up the points for La Briocha.

Wrexham Rednecks did all they could to find an equaliser but were unable to breach the strong Spanish defence. They held things tight at the other end and it was a narrow 1-0 win for La Briocha. The three points is what the Spanish wanted and it was the three points that they got.

The only thing left to settle in Round 4 was the not-so-small matter of The Undatables versus Son Gual. The Undatables had started off the day superbly with a debut win but two defeats since had seen them slip down the table. The last thing they needed was a game against the hirtherto unbeaten Son Gual.

Son Gual had seen La Briocha take all 3 points and now it was their turn to see if they could do the same. If they could then both these teams would be through to the Cup competition with a game to spare. Any form of victory for Son Gual would see them top of the tree on goal difference.

The Spanish team started off in determined fashion and never looked back. From the moment Jose Luis Maita put them 1-0 up they were always in charge. Dani Chanes doubled the lead before Darius's fifth goal of the tournament made it 3-0 and it was still only half-time. After the break Son Gual showed no mercy as Nelson made it 4-0 and Darius struck to make it 5-0. His sixth of the tournament marking him as an early contender for the top goalscorer prize.

The win sent Son Gual back to the top whereas The Undatables were sinking to the foot of the table.