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**Thrilling Night of Action in Solihull Wednesday Premier League – Week 2**

The Solihull Wednesday Premier League produced a feast of goals and excitement in week two, as teams battled it out for early supremacy in the six-a-side season. With attacking play on full display across the fixture list, fans were treated to some stunning individual performances and dramatic finishes.

In the match of the night, Glads edged out Loco Lads 5-4 in a nail-biting encounter. Glads showed determination to secure their second win of the campaign, while Loco Lads fought valiantly but fell just short at the final whistle.

Banndavo & Sons delivered an emphatic statement with a commanding 6-1 victory over Sesko Meal Deal. Their attacking unit looked unstoppable, netting six times to claim a comfortable three points and boost their goal difference.

Fiddy Kiddlers were the headline makers of the evening, recording an astonishing 10-1 triumph over Enzo VI. Their clinical finishing and relentless pressure saw them claim the biggest win of week two, sending a message to their Premier League rivals as they surged up the table.

Victor Moses Lawn also turned in a dominant performance, dispatching Shut Up Ndiaye in a 9-0 rout. The result reinforced Victor Moses Lawn’s status as early title contenders, with their attacking prowess and defensive solidity on full display.

**Top Scorers – Premier League**
The top scorer accolade for the week goes to Fiddy Kiddlers, whose forwards were simply unstoppable en route to their ten-goal haul. Meanwhile, Victor Moses Lawn’s frontmen also impressed with a combined total of nine goals, keeping pace in the race for the Golden Boot.

With just two weeks played, the Solihull Wednesday Premier League is shaping up for a fiercely competitive season, as teams jostle for position and top scorers continue to light up the league. Expect more drama and high-scoring action in the fixtures to come.

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