The second Cup Semi-Final brought together two of the tournament's most impressive sides: Italy's Totoriino and the Netherlands' FC Floriande. Totoriino came into the match unbeaten, with four wins and a draw, and they boasted the best defensive record of the entire competition—just three goals conceded all day. FC Floriande, meanwhile, had grown into the tournament, ending the group stage strongly with three wins, two draws and just one defeat. This set up a high-quality showdown between two well-balanced teams with firepower and discipline.

It was FC Floriande who started the brighter of the two. Younes El Hassani continued his sparkling form with two quick goals to put his team 2-0 ahead and stun the Italians. Totoriino, however, showed their resilience and quality, fighting back through tournament captain Matteo Picco—netting his eighth of the campaign—and Andrea Antinolfi, who levelled the tie at 2-2. The contest was swinging wildly, with momentum shifting from end to end.

Younes El Hassani wasn't finished yet. He restored FC Floriande's advantage with his third of the game and then added a fourth to make it 4-2, taking his personal tally to 13 goals and firmly putting himself in pole position for the golden boot. But Totoriino again found a way back. Matthias Dethmers scored his sixth of the day to pull one back before Edoardo Pedrazzoli delivered a dramatic equaliser to make it 4-4 at full time. A thriller needed penalties to separate them.

In the shootout, FC Floriande held their nerve. Younes El Hassani and Ahmed Filali both converted, while Totoriino could only manage one successful spot-kick through Andrea Antinolfi. It was heartbreak for the Italians, whose tournament ended in dramatic fashion. Totoriino exit the competition unbeaten in open play, having played some of the competition's most attractive football, defending superbly and battling with immense character throughout. They leave with plenty to be proud of, having made a deep impression on the tournament.