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High-octane action continued in the second week of the High Wycombe Wednesday 6-a-side Football League with tantalizing matches across both Premier League and Division 1, resulting in some surprising outcomes.

In the Premier League, SERIOUS 6S narrowly edged out Finding Timo with a 3-2 victory, marking their first win of the season. A thrilling match between Verdansk Veterans and Totteridge Town Academy saw the latter emerge victorious as they clinched the game 2-1. Skilly and Khedira Pin Drop played to a 1-1 draw in a tense encounter that saw formidable defense from both sides. However, the night belonged to FC Motechnics as they solidly trounced Flair with a spectacular 6-1 victory, no doubt, the highlight of the week's Premier League action.

Division 1 had its share of thrilling games as well. YardBoys FC squeaked past Winkers U11s with a narrow 1-0 win, while Beating Chastards. put on a solid performance against Kiss My Pass, emerging victorious with a 2-0 scoreline. Pathetico Madrid was unstoppable, delivering a 9-3 drubbing to Hardly Athletic, while Farage In Charge secured a comfortable 8-3 victory against Judo Centre. The biggest upset of the night, however, was Black Magic's sensational rout of Saffery Sixes, winning by an astounding 7-1 margin.

Although the league is still young, early top scorers are beginning to emerge. In the Premier League, FC Motechnics' forward, with his excellent striking skills, has shown a promising start. In Division 1, the forward from Pathetico Madrid has had an impressive run so far, leading his team in goals and showing great promise for the rest of the season.

As we move into week 3, it's clear that the High Wycombe Wednesday Football League is shaping up to be a thrilling season of tightly contested matches, footballing prowess, and unpredictable outcomes. Fans and teams alike await the next round with anticipation.

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