The quarter-final ties were the same as the previous year and so were their participants, now being played on opposite fields, except for the duel between Levante and South, which was played on 11 November at the
Mestalla Stadium, and just like in the previous tournament, it was the Andalusians who prevailed, taking a 2–0 lead with goals from Brand and
Kinké, but the Valencians were determined in taking revenge and fought back, and remarkably, they managed to level the scores at 2–2 with two goals from local hero
Cubells, setting the scene for an epic comeback at Valencia, but the South team found a winner thanks to
Spencer and advanced to the semi-finals again. Monjardín scored Centro's two consolation goals and because of it, he was crowned the top goal scorer of the tournament with 5 goals, two in the semi-finals and three in the finals. ---- Note: In some sources
Sesúmaga is listed as the goalscorer of Biscay's opening goal while others claim that Biscay's goals came in the form of two braces scored by Carmelo and Laca.
Semi-finals Note: In some sources Fuentes is listed as the goalscorer of South's consolation goal ----
Final Final Replay ==Winner==