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In the latest round of action from Matlock Tuesday, week 7 of the 6-a-side football league produced a plethora of goals and intense competition. The evening's encounters in the Premier League and Division 1 divisions were characterized by high energy, skillful play, and relentless determination by all teams involved.

In the Premier League division, Woodsome Park Wanderers and AY UP Bless Ya FC played to a 1-1 draw. Neither team managed to seize the advantage in what was a tightly contested match, reflecting their evenly matched skill sets. In another fixture, Queens Park Strangers showcased a powerful performance against Matlock Massive, clinching a decisive 4-2 victory. The result demonstrated the strength and depth of the Strangers squad, securing their position in the league's upper echelons.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, we witnessed a goal-fest as Wigan Pathetic fell to AFC Wirksworth in an astonishing 10-3 scoreline. AFC Wirksworth's attacking prowess was on full display, leaving Wigan Pathetic struggling to keep up. In a less dramatic, but nonetheless impressive victory, Tansley Dragons FC vanquished Maradoner Kebab FC 5-1, displaying their dominance and marking their territory in the league.

Though every player contributed to their team's performance, certain individuals notably stood out as the top scorers of the week. In the Premier League division, Queens Park Strangers' forward was on fire with a hat trick, while in Division 1, AFC Wirksworth's striker stole the show with an astonishing tally of five goals. Their exceptional performances significantly contributed to their teams' respective victories.

As it stands, these weekly encounters are proving to be a thrilling showcase of local football talent that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the beautiful game. With the league reaching its mid-point, there's still everything to play for in the coming weeks.

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