Bicester Wednesday 5 a side WEEK 4

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Sporting action reached fever pitch last night as week 4 of the Bicester Wednesday 5-a-side Football League delivered a thrilling set of matches. Teams in the Premier League division locked horns, with each match offering enthralling football and exceptional individual performances.

In one such showdown, Flying Without Ings dominated the match against Lightning Lads with an astounding 18-0 victory. On the other hand, Elmsbrook Utd and Men Behaving Chadli provided a tight contest, with Elmsbrook Utd clinching victory at a 5-3 scoreline.

An equally exciting tussle saw Pablo Hit-the-bar triumph over Bog Standard Liege in a goal-rich match that ended 8-5. Meanwhile, RNO FC put on a commanding performance against Pickled Patch, securing a 5-2 win. In the final game of the night, spectators were treated to a high-scoring encounter between Astro Snappers and Queens Park Strangers. Astro Snappers edged past their rivals with a 7-5 scoreline.

Week 4 also witnessed individual brilliance, with Dylan Giddy of Astro Snappers earning the distinction of being the top scorer in the Premier League division. Giddy netted a total of 4 goals, demonstrating outstanding skill and precision.

However, the star of the week was undoubtedly Thomas Keer from the team Pablo Hit-the-bar, who was honoured as the most valued player. Keer's exceptional talent and commitment on the field were instrumental in leading his team to victory. His performance in this week's league match has undoubtedly raised the bar for the ensuing weeks.

As the Bicester Wednesday 5-a-side Premier League division moves into week 5, sports enthusiasts eagerly look forward to more exciting games and riveting performances from these local football heroes.

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