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In the thick of the gripping Guernsey Wednesday 6 a side football league, teams battled fiercely in the Week 4 of the season across the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2. The display of competitive spirit and skilled gameplay was unmatched, providing fans with an electrifying evening of football.

In the Premier League, Kroos Control exhibited a commanding performance, taking home a thrilling 6-4 victory over Class On Grass. Two Girls One Schlupp, meanwhile, dominated The Loofy Doofs, earning an impressive 8-1 win. Despite these high-scoring bouts, the night also saw two goalless draws with Light The Matchy facing off Bossolona and Los Diablos locking horns with Washed FC, with neither team breaking the deadlock.

Moving on to Division 1, a total of five games unfolded. Specs Appeal narrowly edged out Burnley Babes in a 4-3 showdown. Football Club FC managed to outperform Bayer Neverlusen with a 5-4 win. Yet, the most striking victory came from Kalahari Simbas who overpowered Egg Fried Reus with a 3-1 scoreline. One Foot In The Grave also emerged triumphant over Victormoseslawn, winning 5-3, while Pelé Galaxy CF and Klopp Goes The Weasel FC ended in a 2-2 draw.

In Division 2, Super Hoops United emerged as the star performers with an 8-0 demolition of Liberate Pride. Only Put Matip In also made their mark with a 4-1 victory over Purple Reign. The remaining two games between Aztekkers and Bayern Bru, and AAFC and Guernsey Academicals ended in hard-fought draws at 0-0 and 1-1 respectively.

As week 4 came to a close, the top scorers across the divisions were celebrated. In the Premier League, Two Girls One Schlupp led the pack while in Division 1, One Foot In The Grave stood out. Super Hoops United took the honors in Division 2. Their performances stand testament to the rich talent pool in this league. The next week promises to bring equally engrossing action. Stay tuned for more updates.

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