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Excitement and energy filled the air last night as the seventh week of the Cannock Wednesday 6-a-side Football League unfolded, making for a compelling series of contests across the five divisions.

In the Premier League, Banglasesh FC exhibited a dominant performance, trouncing Nutmeg City 4-0. Ideal FC showed their skills by putting up an impressive six goals against Toby Minton FC, ending the game 6-1. Lastly, Clarence F.C. maintained a clean sheet against Wheely Bad Fc, winning 2-0.

The Division 1 games were equally thrilling. The face-off between Restored V2 and Blink 1 Eto ended in a 1-1 tie, while Oriental Delight and Romasexuals also shared the spoils with a 3-3 draw. Murder On Zidane's Floor achieved a 2-0 victory over The Exsvendaballs, and in one of the night's most high-scoring bouts, Donk II crushed TomBolas FC with an astonishing 13-0 victory.

In Division 2, Cannockbis Dank Council overcame Mables Spartans with a 5-2 win, Limes FC secured a 3-0 victory over Norton Wanderers, and Pop Shuv-It clinched a 2-0 win against Galacticos. Schlupp Matip triumphed over Double Pogba and Coke in a close match, ending 5-3.

Division 3 saw Limes FC 2 secure a decisive 3-0 win against 12leftlegs, while Plough & Harris delivered a stunning 6-2 triumph over Five Ways. Rubber Ducks Fc also managed a 2-0 victory over Demba 9 Ba, and Blewitt FC overcame Wyrley Ultras 3-1.

Finally, in Division 4, Chase Ay We came out ahead of The Pitmen with a 3-1 win. Pen Pushers FC showed their strength with a 5-1 victory over Inter Yer Nan, and Need A Treadmill FC tied with Funny Innit, 1-1. Closing out the night, Under My Cucurella beat Durag McMahon 4-1.

Top scorers from each division were instrumental in their teams' success. Their names and performances will be released shortly. Be sure to stay tuned for next week's matches, as the league continues to bring us thrilling competition and unforgettable moments.

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