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26-11-2025

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In a thrilling conclusion to the High Wycombe Wednesday 6 a side football league, teams across the Premier League and Division 1 divisions battled it out in week 18, marking the end of an exhilarating season.

In the Premier League, Jon's Generals and Totteridge Town Academy went head-to-head in a fierce encounter, with Totteridge Town Academy emerging victorious with a 6-3 win. However, the real highlight of the night was a breathtaking performance by SERIOUS 6S, who trounced Curl Up And Dier 10-1 in a display of superior tactics and teamwork. Inpharmation and Skilly presented a captivating match, ending in a 6-3 victory for Skilly. Verdansk Veterans narrowly triumphed over FC Motechnics with a 2-1 win, showcasing their defensive prowess.

The Premier League concluded with Totteridge Town Academy clinching the title, accumulating a total of 28 points and an impressive 13 wins.

In Division 1, Brexit Bruisers and Black Magic held each other to a goalless stalemate. The Judo Centre eked out a narrow 3-2 victory over Kiss My Pass while Beating Chastards and Winkers U11s locked horns in a 1-1 draw.

Farage In Charge emerged as the champions of Division 1, amassing an outstanding total of 30 points and a league-topping 14 wins.

Top scorers of the Premier League were SERIOUS 6S, who managed to find the back of the net ten times in a single match. For Division 1, the Judo Centre led the pack with a three-goal haul.

With the final whistle blown, we close out yet another season of High Wycombe Wednesday. It's been a campaign filled with skill, determination, and fantastic football. Congratulations to all teams and the deserving winners, Totteridge Town Academy and Farage In Charge. Until next season, the pitch remains silent.

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