In an action-packed week of the Mildenhall Wednesday Football League, teams battled it out across the Premier League and Division 1 stages, displaying remarkable skills and competition.

In the Premier League division, Six Offenders showcased their dominance with a solid 7-4 victory over Ipswich. The match featured a standout performance by Ipswich's Sam Bacon, who clinched the top-scorer title for the week with 2 goals. However, his exceptional performance couldn't save the day for his team.

The Mighty Half Dozen and the Dream Team served up a nail-biter, with the Dream Team securing a narrow 3-2 win. Elsewhere in the same division, Queens Park Strangers drew 3-3 with Planes N Babes, a match that saw impressive teamwork and resilience from both sides.

Switching gears to Division 1, the Boys From BSE faced a stern test against Soham Boys Active, which ended in an 8-4 defeat for the former. Kieran Wootton of Boys From BSE nabbed the top scorer title in Division 1, despite their loss, scoring a commendable total of 1 goal.

The surprising performance of the week came from Butt Thumblers and Isleham United Official, with the latter team seizing a stunning 7-2 victory. Alcoholics Anonymous and Cummings Cider FC also delivered an exhilarating match, with Cummings Cider FC emerging victorious with an 8-3 scoreline.

The star performer of the week was undeniably Joseph Boneham from Isleham United Official, who earned the accolade of Most Valued Player for his scintillating performance. His formidable skills and tenacity greatly contributed to his team's impressive win.

As the league moves into its third week, fans will be eagerly watching to see how the teams continue to evolve, hoping their favorites can build on their successes and others can turn their fortunes around. Stay tuned for more coverage of the Mildenhall Wednesday Football League!

Thank you to Alex for stepping in and being our match night supervisor and to his refs.

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