CleanUpCrew took to Pitch 1 for the first time in the tournament, riding high after their 5-3 win over RJW United in Round 3. Their opponents, De Daggoes, were still chasing their first victory of the day despite showing plenty of attacking promise. With nine goals already in the tournament, De Daggoes were the second highest scorers in Group B, but their defensive issues continued to hold them back. Having conceded 15 goals — the most in the group — it was clear that their small squad size was beginning to take a toll as the day wore on.

The first half was a closely fought affair with both sides showing attacking intent. De Daggoes once again found the net through their star forward Jayden Almeida, who bagged his seventh goal of the tournament, continuing his excellent form. CleanUpCrew, however, edged in front at the break thanks to goals from Kerese Brazil and Juan Pablo. It was a tight 2-1 lead, but the game still felt very much in the balance heading into the second half.

After the interval, though, it was all CleanUpCrew. The team stepped up a gear and their fresher legs began to show. Rajaan Prince, who had already been influential in earlier matches, scored twice in quick succession to stretch the lead to 4-1. Juan Pablo added his second of the game to make it five before Josue Jerome and Khajeel Bailey completed the rout. The second half was a show of dominance as CleanUpCrew capitalised on their opponent's fatigue.

The 7-1 final score was the biggest winning margin of Group B so far and a real statement of intent from CleanUpCrew. With their second win on the bounce, they were starting to look like strong contenders for at least a Plate qualification spot. For De Daggoes, it was another tough result in a day where their attacking spark couldn't quite make up for defensive vulnerabilities. Their effort couldn't be faulted — but the lack of depth ultimately proved costly.

Tilbury Douglas and RJW United met on Pitch 3 in a pivotal encounter that could reshape the battle for Cup qualification in Group B. Tilbury Douglas had maintained an unbeaten record through three games and knew a victory here would pile pressure on the two teams above them. For RJW United, inconsistent results had left them in mid-table, but with the top four and even top two still in reach, they had everything to play for.

It was RJW United who struck first, Raphael Wilson putting them ahead as they started brightly. Ben Ord levelled for Tilbury Douglas soon after, but RJW's Nathan Lindo restored the lead at 2-1 before half-time. That first half scoreline reflected the open, attacking nature of the contest, with both sides clearly determined to take three points rather than settle for a draw.

After the break, RJW United extended their advantage through a quickfire brace from Darren Smith-Wellington, who showed composure in front of goal to give his side a commanding 4-1 lead. Tilbury Douglas were down but not out. Josh Park pulled one back to make it 4-2 and then Ben Ord struck again for his second of the game to make it 4-3, setting up a dramatic finish.

Despite the late pressure, RJW United held on for a vital win that keeps their Plate and Cup hopes alive heading into the final round. Tilbury Douglas, tasting defeat for the first time, were left ruing a slow start and will now need a result in their final game to secure qualification. With one game to go for all teams, Group B remained finely poised.