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Title: Upsets and Triumphs Highlight Week 4 of the Guernsey Wednesday Football League

In a week filled with thrilling plays and unexpected outcomes, the Guernsey Wednesday six-a-side Football league saw its share of upsets and triumphs in its fourth run of the season. As the competition heats up, teams from the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2 continue to vie for dominance.

In the Premier League, the Too Many Flutes FC edged out Bossolona in a close 2-1 victory, while Donky Tree secured a win shutting out Pelé Galaxy CF 2-0. However, the highlight of the night was Los Diablos' dominating performance against Tonys Tackle Factory, with a 5-0 clean sweep proving their supremacy in the division.

Over in Division 1, the high-scoring match between One Foot In The Grave and Afro Stars ended in a 3-3 draw, testifying the fierce competition. Bitcoin triumphed over Egg Fried Reus 4-2, and Gash Galvanisers emerged victorious against Brentford Rejects with 2 goals to nil.

In Division 2, the First Class Ballers outstripped Who Ate All Depays with a whopping 7-3 scoreline, demonstrating their offensive prowess. GUERNSEY ACADEMICALS towered over Valpys FC, shutting them out 6-0 in a one-sided affair. Meanwhile, Purple Reign narrowly defeated Only Put Matip In 2-1, and AAFC fell to Football Club FC 1-3.

As the dust settled on Week 4's matches, the top scorers for each division emerged. In the Premier League, Los Diablos led the tally with five goals for the week. In Division 1, Bitcoin and One Foot In The Grave shared the lead with four goals each. GUERNSEY ACADEMICALS and First Class Ballers dominated the scoreboards in Division 2, with six and seven goals respectively.

As we move into Week 5, the teams are geared up to keep the audiences at the edge of their seats with more intense matches and breathtaking goals. Stay tuned for more updates on the Guernsey Wednesday Football league.

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