Bicester Wednesday 5 a side news - match day 8

In last night's gripping Bicester Wednesday Football league, teams from the Premier League and Division 1 divisions exhibited a stunning display of athleticism and sportsmanship. With only two weeks left in the season, the football fever is at its peak, as teams battle to secure their place for the next season.

PREMIER LEAGUE

In the Premier League division, the face-off between RNO FC and Men Behaving Chadli ended with a staggering 16-1 victory for Men Behaving Chadli. Meanwhile, Elmsbrook Utd also celebrated a win, clinching the game with a 5-3 score against Flying Without Ings. The standout player from the Premier League division was George Austin from Elmsbrook Utd who proved to be a significant asset to his team, scoring a total of one goal.

DIVISION ONE

On the other hand, in Division 1, Bog Standard Liege and Pablo Hit-the-bar provided a nail-biting performance with a close 4-4 draw. Tikka Tens FC edged out Gibbon Gladiators with a 3-2 win, and Clamp Town FC showcased their dominance over AFC Allan with a resounding 15-3 victory. The top scorer in this division was Charlie McCloskey, who demonstrated his exceptional skill and netted an impressive total of four goals for Clamp Town FC.

This week's most valued player, however, came from Gibbon Gladiators - Charlie Weedon. Despite their loss, Weedon's exceptional performance on the field was notable and definitely worth the accolade. Weedon's outstanding efforts offer a promising outlook for the Gibbon Gladiators in the remaining weeks of the season.

As the season draws close to an end, the competition is heating up. Teams are urged to up their game and secure their place for the next season. With spectacular performances like these, we will be eagerly waiting for the next fixtures.

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