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In an exhilarating week of football, the Bradford Sunday 7-a-side league saw some stunning matches unfold, as teams from the Premier League and Division 1 took to the pitch, providing fans with some high-octane entertainment.

In the Premier League division, Purify FC made headlines with an overwhelming 18-0 triumph over the struggling Comeback FC. The team displayed an offense that was nothing short of breathtaking, keeping fans on the edge of their seats throughout. This victory marked a stellar performance by Purify FC, putting them on the radar as serious contenders this season.

On the other hand, Hashtag United managed to secure a convincing 6-0 victory against SVA FC, demonstrating their dominant form and team coordination. This win further solidifies their strong position in the league. The closely fought match between Trade FC and Friendly United saw the latter clinch a narrow 2-1 victory, showcasing a nerve-wracking finish.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, Friendly United suffered a narrow loss in a 5-4 thriller against 5 Foot Under. Majestics FC lost a hard-fought battle 1-0 to BPA Retirement Home in a match that kept everyone guessing until the final whistle. Up The Chickens edged out Westbank Reserves FC 3-2 in a pulsating encounter that had spectators on their feet until the final moments.

The top scorer in the Premier League division was a player from Purify FC contributing significantly to their huge victory, whereas in Division 1, the laurels were shared by sharpshooters from 5 Foot Under and Up The Chickens. Their prolific form will undoubtedly be instrumental in their team's success in the games to come.

This week's action further amped up the competition, as teams continue to battle for supremacy in the Bradford Sunday 7-a-side league. As we move into the upcoming weeks, fans eagerly await to see how the league unfolds and which teams will rise to the occasion.

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