All the latest news from your local Halifax 5 a side league direct from The Halifax Indoor Football Centre.

A thrilling week 12 of the Halifax Wednesday 5-a-side Football league concluded last night, with teams across the Premier League division showcasing an exhilarating display of talent and teamwork. With just two weeks remaining in the season, the stakes and tensions are only rising further.

In the Premier League division, Tea And Busquets emerged victorious with a staggering 8-2 win against Last Post FC. With their commanding performance, Tea And Busquets set themselves as a team to watch in the closing weeks of the season.

The match between Hollins and BRADFORD was a nail-biter, with BRADFORD edging out a 4-3 victory. Both teams put their best foot forward, resulting in a tightly contested match that had spectators on the edge of their seats.

CasiNOSE also secured an 8-6 victory against Bridge FC in a game that was a testament to both teams' attacking prowess. The high-scoring match was a clear demonstration of the competitive spirit of the league.

Chicken United also made headlines with their 8-4 win over Inky Hoggs FC, proving their dominance in the league.

With the current season nearing its end, teams are encouraged to secure their place for the next season to ensure they continue their journey in this exciting local league. We anticipate the remaining weeks of the season to be filled with more thrilling matches as teams vie for the top positions in their respective divisions.

Please note, top scorers for each division will be announced next week. Stay tuned for more information and updates from the Halifax Wednesday 5-a-side Football league.

The Premier League division has certainly proven to be a powerhouse of talent and competition within the Halifax Wednesday league, and the last weeks are bound to be a showcase of the best in local 5-a-side football.

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