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As week 3 unfolded in the captivating Cannock Wednesday 6-a-side Football League, teams across all five divisions displayed their might on the field, leaving the audience thrilled and eager for the next round.

In the Premier League division, a high-voltage match between Anne Frankfurt and Clarence F.C. culminated in a 2-2 draw. Toby Minton FC showed their dominance by trouncing IDEAL FC 5-1, while Oriental Delight and Royal Coke FC settled for a 1-1 draw. Banjo Breakers were the star performers, securing a stunning 6-1 victory over Obese City, cementing their position at the top of the league table.

In Division 1, Real Daddys demonstrated their superiority with a 2-0 triumph over Barry Ruins Everything FC. 2 Goals 1 Cup emerged victorious in a thrilling 6-3 win against Nutmeg City. Expected Toulouse took the audience by surprise with a resounding 7-1 show against BrexitBall Fc.

Division 2 saw a complete turnaround with Pen Pushers FC humbling Old Coffin Dodging Galacticos with a 6-0 victory. Mables Spartans secured a comfortable 4-1 win over Murder on Zidanes Floor, and Cash Out and Cry outperformed Weasel Tits XI, winning 2-0.

Division 3 witnessed Norton Local AFC falling to Gas On Grass 2-6, while Funny Innit and The Pitmen settled for a 3-3 draw. AC Me Rollin stunned the audience by overcoming Bar Sport United 13-1.

In Division 4, Unc United edged past Greasy United 3-2, and Six Offenders defeated Under My Cucurella 6-1. Show Me Umtitis barely managed to overcome Six Lads One Ball with a 1-0 win, while Puyol Pants Down secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Demba 9 Ba.

As we move into the following week, all eyes are on the top scorers in each division, keenly followed by spectators and competitors alike. The teams are gearing up for the next round with renewed vigor and determination. Stay tuned for more thrilling action from the Cannock Wednesday 6-a-side Football League.

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