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OXFORD, England – In the thrilling 8th week of the Oxford Wednesday 5 a side Football League, teams in both the Premier League and Division 1 divisions were locked in nail-biting clashes, fighting for crucial points with just two weeks remaining in the season.

In the Premier League, the Misfits triumphed over Bayer Nevelosen in a tightly contested match, finishing 4-2. Their victory showcased their determination to end the season on a high note.

Occasionally United managed to edge past Firetoe FC with a narrow 2-1 victory, demonstrating their fighting spirit in a highly competitive match. Meanwhile, Weeee Charvas Fc showed their dominance with a commanding 3-0 win against Maradona Kebab, a performance sure to boost their confidence going into the final weeks of the season.

The excitement continued in Division 1, which saw some high-scoring encounters. Curve Crusaders were victorious over FC Copenbadly Reserves in a goal fest, with the final score standing at 7-3. Substandard Liege equally had their scoring boots on, defeating LIGHTNING FC 7-2.

Perch Palace put in a dominant display against ONTiki-Taka, securing a resounding 12-5 victory. This match showed the power of the top-scoring teams and highlighted the intense competition within the division.

With just two weeks left of the season, teams are urged to secure their places for the next season. The Premier League and Division 1 have seen some spectacular performances and the remaining matches promise to deliver more of the same. As the season draws to a close, the drive to finish at the top of the league is more intense than ever.

For fans, it's been a season of high drama, stunning goals, and fantastic team performances. As we head into the final weeks, the competition is heating up. Who will finish as the top scorers? Stay tuned for more action from the Oxford Wednesday 5 a side Football League.

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