In Round 3, Prisoners continued their return to form against The Wild Rovers. Wild Rovers were competing well without taking results and points from their games. A double from Fabio Hoesli and a third from Chris Aronson ensured the three points were added to the Prisoners points column. The final score, 3-0.

The spectators on Pitch C then witnessed a thriller between Athletico Apsley and SK Zelenec. The English team established a 3-1 lead thanks to a double from Tommy Peters and a goal from Joseph Tilt in reply to a strike from Stanislav Krebs. The Czech side fought back to 3-3 thanks to Stanislav Krebs again and Jaroslav Sladky. It was at this stage when a match changing flashpoint occurred. An over zealous challenge from one of the SK Zelenec players (who shall remain nameless) was rewarded with a yellow card. Kicking the ball away was rewarded with a second yellow and a quickly followed red card to reduce the Czechs to four men. Athletico Aspleyused the man advantage to re-establish the lead 4-3 through Darren Cocking. Athletico Apsley could be forgiven for thinking game over but SK Zelenec were not to be beaten and another equaliser from Radek Sulta this time earned the Czechs a 4-4 draw and a point.

Prisoners and Shooting Shamrocks, both on 6 points, met with a chance to pull away from their close rivals in a group that was rapidly becoming very tight at the top. The Shooting Shamrocks took a 100% record into the game that was to end here. Although the 100% record was lost the unbeaten record remained following a 2-2 draw. Goals from Fabio Hoesli and Chris Aronson for Prisoners and Foley and O Shaughnessy for the Shooting Shamrocks earned the teams a point each.

The point was good enough to see the teams joint top of Group B with Shooting Shamrocks edging it on goal difference with a game in hand.