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In the second week of the Rubery Friday, a 6-a-side football league, the field was ablaze with remarkable performances and high-energy competition. The league comprises several divisions, with each team bringing its unique style and strategy to the game. The division that took center stage this week was the Premier League.

In the Premier League, Sporting Old Stars delivered an impressive performance, taking down Boca Seniors with a 5-0 clean sweep. The victory sets a high bar for the competition, establishing the Old Stars as a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming weeks.

Most Valuable Player - Andy Jinks (Sporting Old Stars)

Soccer PM managed to edge out Total Football in a nail-biting 2-1 match. The tightly contested game showed the competitive spirit prevalent in the Premier League. 

Most Valuable Player - Dave H (Soccer PM)

Meanwhile, West Heath United took the day's biggest win with a 5-1 triumph over Last Legs FC, a performance that will surely boost their confidence as the season progresses to retain their title

Most Valuable Player - Elliott Nash (West Heath)

Kennys Clowns 1997 found themselves on the losing side, falling 0-3 to Borussia Teeth. The win was Borussia Teeth's first of the season, a crucial victory that sets them up nicely for the rest of their campaign.

Most Valuable Player - Grant Dodd (Borussia Teeth)

However, the star of the week was undoubtedly Elliott Nash from West Heath United. Nash put on a show, scoring four goals to top the list of the division's top scorers. His spectacular performance not only led his team to victory but also secured his position as the league's promising talent to watch out for.

The Rubery Friday League continues next week, and if this week's matches are any indication, football fans are in for a treat. The Premier League division, in particular, promises more thrilling clashes and spectacular performances as the competition heats up.

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