DHL Prague were hoping to build upon their good start and opening victory against Goldsmith Will iams who were kicking off for their first game of the day. DHL Prague must have thought they had a tough start when they met defending champions Kehar Club in their first fixture but that would have been considered a walk in the park after a tough encounter with Goldsmith Will iams. DHL Prague were brought down to earth and despite a double from Tosin Adeogun found themselves on the wrong end of a 5-2 scoreline. Adam Spicer and Chris Will iams were both two goal heroes for the English team.

DHL Prague were on pitch again soon after looking to bounce back from defeat. In their way stood Irish team Lucky Leprechauns themselves looking to avenge defeat having lost against Real Apsley. The game featured a controversial penalty awarded to DHL Prague when Lucky Leprechauns keeper Wayne Lenihan took a goal kick and it struck the hand of his own defender who had his back to play. The referee pointed to the spot which was extremely harsh. The incident did not ultimately prove decisive though as the Czech team completed a 4-1 victory thanks to a hat-trick from Gareth Evers and a first tournament goal from Brian Grabowski. Steve McNamara from Lucky Leprechans continued his good form with his second goal in as many games.

Real Apsley were looking to make it two wins from two when they met an out of form Kehar Club. Real Apsley looked like they were going to capitalize when they were 4-2 up from Lee Carter (2), Gareth Rigby and an own goal not helping Kehar Club's cause. The own goal summing up Kehar Club's day perfectly. Just as in their first game though Kehar Club showed fighting spirit to comeback. In their opening game the fightback proved futile. In this game they got their rewards thanks to goals from Josef Rakosnik and Petr Kaminski adding to Petr Pergler's earlier double. The final score was 4-4 which was good enough to see Real Apsley into second place whilst Kehar Club were off the bottom and up to fifth.