Ecuador 100 were joint top on 4 points. Their next opponents were 3 Lions FC who were joint bottom on 1 point.

It was appearance number 8 for Chris Baginsky's 3 Lions FC who made their debut at the 2008 Barca Fives. They were on fire in the knock-out stage with a 4-1 win over the CSF in the quarter-finals and a 6-1 win over the 2008 Prague Masters Plate winners, Prisoners, in the semi-finals. They then fell at the last hurdle against Czech team DHL Prague 3-1 in the final. They returned to action in the 2009 Amsterdam Fives where they were outstanding in the group phase winning 10 points out of 12 to take Group A (only a 1-1 draw with the CSF prevented a 100% record) before a surprise Cup quarter-final exit.

Their next appearance was at the 2011 Mallorca Tournament where they finished 3rd in their 6-team group. They went on to the Plate Semi-Finals where they lost narrowly (2-1) to eventual winners FC Dukesfield. Next was the 2014 Berlin Fives where 3 wins out of 4 in the group stage saw them qualify for the Cup before they succumbed to the eventual champions, Hasanheide Hotspur, in the Quarter-Finals.

At the 2016 Budapest Fives they drew a tough group that featured 3 x eurofootballfives.com winners CIS Committee (Blr) and 2 x eurofootballfives.com winners Budapest Celtic (Hun). They finished 4th to qualify for the Plate competition. They beat Maverick FC 4-1 in the Quarter-Finals before succumbing to Budapest Celtic who they met again in the Semi-Finals.

At the 2017 Vilnius Tournament they reached a second Plate Final but were runners-up again after a narrow 1-0 defeat to LMH FC. This followed a group campaign of 1 win, 2 draws and 1 defeat that saw them finish third. A 2-1 win over AFC Shooters A (Eng) and a 2-0 win over VSG United (Ltu) saw them qualify for the aforementioned final.

Their most recent adventure was to the 2018 Riga Tournament. The team was a very patched up squad with just 3 regulars involved. The new squad struggled to find their rhythm and finished 5th of 5 teams in Group D. They would play in the Wooden Spoon game that saw them miss out 4-2 to Stag Park Rangers.

They were second favourites for this game but it was the English team who lead when Tom Nolan scored their first of the tournament.

Ecuador 100 responded though – goals from Alfredo and Bryan won it for them, 2-1.

PVDC Eindhoven came into Round 3 with 1 win and 1 defeat. Their opponents had 1 draw and 1 defeat.

Purnell Youth competed for the first time at the 2017 Amsterdam Fives and Sixes. They entered a team into each competition. The Fives team drew the group of death and lost their first 3 (including to the eventual tournament winners). They finished on a high with 4-3 and 6-2 wins to finish fourth of 6 teams. They qualified for the Plate Quarter-Finals where they lost to FC Potsdam in a 13-goal thriller. The Sixes team struggled in another tough group that also featured the eventual Sixes winners). They finished 6 th of 6 teams and were eliminated at the group phase.

They fell behind in this one as Connor Secker opened his personal account on the day for PVDC Eindhoven. So often we see a player score his first goal of the tournament and go on and add to his tally in the same game. Connor Secker did exactly that here. His goals were good enough to earn his team a second victory of the day as they moved up to second in the table.

Fiorentina Turner 1 were top of Group B at the end of Round 2. They had the chance to end Round 3 at the top if they could produce a victory here against Yac Club Reserves.

Yac Club Reserves would come into the game on the back of their first win of the day. They were also witnessing an up tick in form for Yac Club in Group A so the group as a whole were beginning to build up some momentum as they emerged from their Friday night Magaluf hangover.

Connor Glyn became the second man to score for Yac Club Reserves today before Jonathon Rollings continued his form. He scored his third goal in two games to make it 2-0.

We finished at 2-0 and Yac Club Reserves had their second win on the board. The win saw them leapfrog their opponents in the table and move up to third position overall.