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Football fans were treated to a thrilling spectacle last night during week 13 of the Halifax Wednesday 5 a side Premier League, with matches full of grit, skill, and high-scoring action.

In the Premier League division, an exhilarating contest took place between Tea and Busquets and Hollins, ending in a 6-4 victory for Tea and Busquets. The back-and-forth action kept spectators on the edge of their seats, but ultimately Tea and Busquets managed to clinch a hard-fought win.

BRADFORD, on the other hand, showcased a truly dominant performance against Bridge FC. They swept the game with a staggering 14-0 victory, displaying a masterclass of attacking football. Their victory was underscored by a combination of relentless offensive pressure and an impenetrable defence that Bridge FC simply could not break through.

The match between Chicken United and CasiNOSE also proved to be an exciting affair, with CasiNOSE coming out on top with a 7-3 win. Their aggressive attacking play, combined with a disciplined defensive line, enabled them to secure the victory.

Inky Hoggs FC faced off against Last Post FC in a match that saw a barrage of goals. Despite a valiant effort, Inky Hoggs FC fell short, losing to Last Post FC 12-6.

While each match had its individual highlights, the night truly belonged to the scorers who delivered exceptional performances. The top scorers in the Premier League division were the attacking powerhouses from BRADFORD, and Last Post FC, who put on a fantastic scoring display in their respective games.

Week 13 of the Halifax Wednesday 5 a side Premier League was filled with exciting moments, stunning goals, and fierce competition. The coming weeks promise to be just as thrilling as the teams continue to vie for dominance in this captivating league.

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