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In the wake of an exhilarating week four of the Oxford Monday 5-a-side Football League, the teams in the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 divisions demonstrated exceptional skills that kept spectators on their toes.

In the Premier League, Weee Charvas FC managed to edge past Misfits in a close encounter that ended at 8-6, proving to be the highest-scoring match of the evening. Meanwhile, the equally competent Brazil Ballers secured a narrow 4-3 win over The Ninja Skrtels, and Stevie B's Boys triumphed over Ball Of Duty with a 4-2 score.

Switching focus to Division 1, Ain't Got A Kalou showed impressive form, defeating Puyol Pants Down FC 5-3. Holy Rollers, not to be outdone, registered a massive 6-2 victory against FC Copenbadly, while Baines On Toast managed a clean slate victory against The Pythonators, winning 2-0.

Division 2 was a showcase of skill and strategy, with The Nutrients defeating the 4 Man Squad 6-1. A keenly contested match between Trout FC and 5 Offenders saw the latter emerge victorious with a 3-1 scoreline. The Old Boyz triumphed over Invanity with a thumping 8-3, the highest score in this division.

Lastly, in Division 3, Rebel FC showed no mercy to Lightning Bolts, trouncing them 10-2, marking the highest score in this week's league. FC Banterlona also clinched an 8-3 victory against Casa Cowley, while the PrinceOfWalesPlebs narrowly defeated DClin Utd 3-1.

Despite the intense competition, individual players shone brightly. The top scorers in each division include Weee Charvas FC's striker in the Premier League, Ain't Got A Kalou's midfielder in Division 1, The Old Boyz forward in Division 2, and Rebel FC's centre-forward in Division 3. Their exceptional performances contributed significantly to their teams' victories and added an extra layer of excitement to the games. The next round promises to be equally thrilling as teams strive to climb the league tables.

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