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In a thrilling week 9 of the Birmingham Sunday Football League, fans were treated to a showcase of skill and determination as the teams battled it out across the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3.


In the Premier League division, the match between Cadballerz and LMAFC had a clear winner with LMAFC taking a clean sweep victory of 3-0. Pique Blinders FC displayed an impressive performance against Chasers On Tour, ending the match with a well-deserved 7-2 win. The most nail-biting match of the league was between Unfit FC and Real Madri, with Real Madri scraping by with a one-point lead, the final score being 7-6. The top scorer of the Premier League division was Sean from Pique Blinders FC, scoring a total of 4 goals.


Most Valuable Players-  Sean (Pique) Luke (LMAFC) and Matt (Madri)

In Division 1, Real Madreadful secured a decisive 4-0 win against Hawks. Petr Cech Yourself and SIIUUUUUUU had a tightly contested match that ended in a 4-4 draw. Murder On Zidane Floor managed to edge past Neville Wears Prada with a 1-0 victory. 

Most Valuable Players- Josh (Murder) Grant (Madredful) Charlie (Siuuuu) 

The competition was equally fierce in Division 2, where the contest between Borussiateeth and Muburak FC ended in a close 6-5 victory for Muburak FC. Ding Dong FC emerged victorious against Six Offenders with a 2-0 win. Cody from Borussiateeth was the top scorer with 3 goals.

Most Valuable Players- Kai (Ding Dong) Zak (Muburak) 

The Division 3 saw 2 Girls 1 Klopp lose to Pathetico Madrid with a whopping 10-2 scoreline. Gangsters Allardyce clinched a 9-6 win against Southside Strikers, and Top Shotters defeated Sporting Lesbian 1-0.

Most Valuable Players- Shay (Pathetico) Jack ( Top Shotters) Jack (Gangsters)

With all this action, fans are eagerly awaiting the next week's matches, in the hope of seeing their favourite teams and players rise to the occasion.

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