The Kendal Sunday Football League continued to captivate fans as the action heated up during week 4 of the season. Spectators were treated to a display of skill, determination, and thrilling goals as teams from the Premier League division battled it out on the pitch.

In an intense match-up, Barny Army managed to secure a hard-fought victory against Crouch Potatoes, with a final score of 2-1. Both teams displayed exceptional teamwork and showcased their talents, making it an exciting clash until the very end.

Another high-scoring affair took place between CD Constancia and FC Nutriballers. CD Constancia emerged victorious with an impressive 9-4 scoreline, demonstrating their attacking prowess. The match was filled with thrilling moments and showcased the talents of the players on both sides.

Salt And Pepe and Lakes Athletic went head-to-head in a closely contested match that had fans on the edge of their seats. It was Lakes Athletic who ultimately emerged triumphant, securing a narrow 2-1 victory. The game was a testament to the competitiveness of both teams, leaving spectators thoroughly entertained.

JotaVodka FC and Mugobs Finished treated fans to a goal fest, with nine goals being scored in total. In an enthralling encounter, Mugobs Finished emerged as the winners with a 5-3 scoreline. The match witnessed impressive attacking displays from both sides, leaving fans buzzing with excitement.

On an individual note, Charlie of Mugobs Finished stood out as the top scorer in the Premier League division, netting an exceptional three goals. Charlie's impressive performance not only secured victory for his team but also showcased his talent and skill on the field.

The Kendal Sunday Football League continues to captivate audiences week after week. With thrilling matches and standout performances, fans eagerly anticipate what the next round of fixtures will bring. Stay tuned for more updates as the league progresses and teams vie for glory in this exciting football competition.

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