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Title: Guernsey Wednesday Football League Week 17: A Night of Thrilling Goals and Surprising Upsets

The 17th week of the Guernsey Wednesday Football League concluded last night with a plethora of action in the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2. A night of nail-biting finishes, high scoring games and some surprising results unfolded across all three divisions.

In the Premier League, Substandard Liege edged out Los Diablos 2-1 in a closely contested match. Aztekkers and One Foot In The Grave ended in a 2-2 draw, as did Baines On Toast and Burnley Babes, making for a gripping contest. Les Green Mango FC, however, took the spotlight with a convincing 4-2 win over KPMxG, raising their stakes in the league.

In Division 1, Bitcoin couldn’t avoid a 2-0 defeat to Bossolona, while Brentford Rejects showed their dominance with a 5-0 thrashing over Tiki Tekkers. In other fixtures, Pele Galaxy CF secured a 3-1 victory over Football Club FC, while Egg Fried Reus succumbed to a 3-0 loss to Ran Out Of Mane. Spacejam FC ensured a thrilling end to the evening with a 2-1 triumph over AAFC.

Division 2 was not short of action either. Exeter Gently overcame AFC Pornmouth 2-0, while 2 Girls 1 Schlupp and RC FC shared points in a 1-1 draw. Wasted Talent showed their class with a 4-2 win over Lochness Donkeys. Krul And The Gang managed to sneak a 2-1 victory over Cherry-Poppers. However, FC Augsburg was the team with the worst luck, suffering a 5-1 defeat from Guernsey Academicals.

Unfortunately, the top scorers for each division were not disclosed, but with the amount of goals scored across all three divisions, there's no doubt that competition for the Golden Boot is heating up in the Guernsey Wednesday Football League.

In summary, Week 17 was a memorable one for the Guernsey Wednesday Football League, setting the stage for an exciting finale as we approach the end of the season.

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