October 12th 2026

Week 9 results (click to read)

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The Birmingham Sunday football league had its fans on the edge of their seats as week 9 of the season unfolded with fervor. As the teams battled it out across four divisions, some players left an indelible mark.



In the Premier League division, Real Madreadful came out on top, defeating FC TooGreedyyy 4-1 in a thrilling match. Nick, the top scorer of the division, played a crucial role in this victory, netting two goals for Real Madreadful.

Most Valuble Player- Jon (Real Madreadful)



Meanwhile, in Division 1, the games were evenly poised. SIIUUUUUUU and Moon FC ended in a draw, with a scoreline reading 3-3. In another nail-biting match, Real Madri narrowly edged out Murder On Zidane’s Floor with a 5-6 victory. George, who scored a total of 2 goals for Real Madri, was declared the top scorer in this division.

Most Valuable Players- Archie (Madri) Ethan (Siuuu)



In Division 2, Avengers Assombalonga overpowered Neville Wears Prada with a convincing 5-1 victory. Top Shotters scraped through Pathetico Madrid 4-3, while EMX Central FC routed Next Six And Chill, 4-0. The top scorer in this division was Mo, who scored a total of 3 goals for Top Shotters.

Most Valuble Players- Imad (Top Shotters) Jake W (Avengers) Jaiden (EMX)



Lastly, Division 3 witnessed Emile Spliff Rowe being edged out by Sparta FC, 2-3. Gangsters Allardyce pulled off a 5-0 victory against Sporting Lesbian while Six Offenders smashed Kante Fit My Willian 7-3. The top scorer in this division was Jack Bradley, who scored three goals for Gangsters Allardyce.

Most Valuable Players- Jack (Gangsters) Michael (Sparta) Kyle (Six Offenders)



As we reach the end of week 9, the league tables have shifted dramatically, and the anticipation amongst fans for the remaining matches is palpable. The coming weeks promise more action, suspense, and drama as the teams continue their quest for glory.


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