Game 16 saw Bede FC take on The Legends in the opening match of Round 6. It was a clash of extremes: Bede FC, anchored at the bottom of the table, were playing their last game of the tournament and looking to finish on a high, while The Legends were top of the group and returning from a rest in Round 5. The match offered a chance for Bede FC to show their fighting spirit one last time and for The Legends to maintain their unbeaten record.

From the outset, The Legends looked recharged and focused, showing no signs of rust despite the break. They dominated possession and quickly imposed their rhythm, keeping Bede FC under pressure and limiting their chances in attack. The Bulgarian side's attacking trio were clinical and efficient, converting the opportunities that came their way. Georgi Georgiev opened the scoring, followed by Ivan Hristov and Iskren Iliev, with Iliev adding a second later to make it 4-0. Iliaz Musa completed the rout, securing a 5-0 win for The Legends and maintaining their flawless record in Group B. The display highlighted their attacking cohesion, defensive stability, and overall strength as candidates to be the top side in the tournament.

The match also marked a fond farewell to Bede FC, who have been stalwarts of eurofootballfives for many years. Their 10th tour in Barcelona (coming full circle from their debut here in 2011) concluded with pride and our gratitude for their dedication and support, and the team leaves with countless memories and friendships forged over a decade of European competition.

Game 18 featured a high-stakes clash between Celtic Eagles and Lucanos Locos, two Polish sides with plenty to play for. Celtic Eagles could secure Cup qualification with just a draw, while Lucanos Locos were looking to keep their own hopes alive and challenge for a top spot. From the opening whistle, the match was competitive, with both teams showing determination and looking to assert themselves.

Celtic Eagles struck first through Manu Lopez, and he doubled the lead shortly after, putting the Polish team in green and black 2-0 up and in a commanding position. Lucanos Locos fought back and reduced the deficit to 2-1 thanks to Szymon Holona, keeping the tension and jeopardy alive and showing their quality in attack. Celtic Eagles regained control with Patryk Kutryn's goal, making it 3-1 and effectively sealing the victory. The win was a testament to their efficiency in front of goal, defensive discipline, and ability to handle pressure in a crucial game.

The victory allowed Celtic Eagles to maintain a 100% record, confirming their Cup qualification and reinforcing their status as one of the standout teams in Group B. Lucanos Locos were left to regroup but showed flashes of attacking quality that could serve them well in the Plate competition.

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