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In a thrilling showdown of agility, strategy, and teamwork, the Oldham Tuesday 6-a-side Football league reached its 10th week, bringing an adrenaline-fueled spectacle of goals and stellar performances.

In the Premier League division, the night was nothing short of a goal fest. Chua FC carved out a narrow victory over Queens Park Strangers in a nail-biting contest ending 10-8. Despite a brave effort from OH1, Tuesday Tenbuds demonstrated their dominance, securing a convincing 10-3 triumph. Cumchester United also outshone Failsworth FC, clinching a 8-2 win.

The star of the night in the Premier League was undoubtedly Tristan from Tuesday Tenbuds. With a sensational scoring spree, he netted an impressive 8 goals, leading his team to a glorious victory.

The Division 1 league also witnessed a series of intense battles. Bennells Boys fell just short against 5 Guys 1 Cup, with the match concluding 4-3. Nice You FC were unable to hold back Saddy Ramblers FC, surrendering to a 9-2 defeat. Newton 6s showcased their superior skills, blanking Moston Brook 8-0. Zonal Markers FC emerged victorious against Nut Megs FC, winning 9-3, while Shoprite Rovers outperformed Royton Reprobates with a final score of 6-3.

The highlight of Division 1 was Ryan from Newton 6s, who dazzled the league with his scoring prowess. He netted a total of 6 goals, topping the scoring charts for the division.

Amidst the goal-scoring heroes, one player stood out for his all-round performance. Lewis Bowden from Shoprite Rovers was singled out as the most valued player of the week. His outstanding performance was instrumental in leading his team to victory, earning him well-deserved recognition.

As we look forward to the next week of Oldham Tuesday, the teams are more determined than ever, and the fans can expect more thrilling football.

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