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In a thrilling showcase of football prowess, Sutton Coldfield Sunday's 6-a-side league entered its third week, witnessing nail-biting clashes that had spectators on the edge of their seats. The adrenaline-charged games, separated into Premier League and Division 1, saw teams battling it out in an impressive display of skill, strategy and teamwork.

In the Premier League division games, Ques United marked a definitive victory over Bardashan with a scoreline of 7-4. Despite a good fight, Bardashan's defensive efforts fell short against Ques United’s offensive onslaught. The star player for Ques United demonstrated an impressive feat of skill, clinching the title of top scorer for the division with his stunning goals.

In another high-scoring match-up, Boras Team emerged victorious against Lion of Judah with an impressive 7-2 win. The relentless attacks from Boras Team proved too overwhelming for Lion of Judah, who despite their best efforts, could not bridge the gap in scores.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, Wetherspoon Wanderers outshone Misfits in a 6-1 victory. Misfits struggled to penetrate Wetherspoon Wanderers' solid defence, which proved to be a crucial factor in their defeat. A standout performance from a Wetherspoon Wanderers' forward saw him becoming the top scorer in this division.

In another Division 1 game, GANJANI ERDINGTON defeated Golden Hind FC with a convincing 7-2 scoreline. Golden Hind FC failed to curtail GANJANI ERDINGTON's aggressive attacks, resulting in a comfortable win for the latter.

The results of this week's games add another layer of excitement to the Sutton Coldfield Sunday's 6-a-side league. As the teams continue to battle it out on the field, football fans eagerly anticipate the next week's fixtures. The fight for the top spot on the league tables continues, promising more thrilling matches and extraordinary footballing displays in the weeks to come.

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