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**Thrilling Week 4 Action in Rugby Thursday 6-a-side Football League**

Last night, the Rugby Thursday 6-a-side Football League delivered another action-packed evening as teams in both the Premier League and Division 1 battled for crucial points in Week 4 of the season. The results saw some dominant performances and high-scoring affairs that set the stage for an exciting second half of the campaign.

**Premier League Highlights**

In the Premier League, PuyolKnobOut continued their impressive run with a commanding 4–0 victory over Rugby Coldspurs. PuyolKnobOut's attacking prowess was on full display, with their top scorer, James Porter, netting a brace that cements his place at the top of the division’s scoring charts.

The other fixture saw Class On Grass produce the highest scoreline of the evening, dismantling Los Ne9ros 9–2. Class On Grass’s forward, Alex Simmonds, was the star of the match, contributing an extraordinary five goals to his team’s tally and surging into the lead for the Premier League Golden Boot race. Simmonds’ clinical finishing made the difference and put his team firmly in title contention.

**Division 1 Roundup**

Division 1 also witnessed some decisive results. Cottons Cobras claimed a solid 3–0 win against Kilsby FC, with their striker, Ben Marsh, netting two goals to become the division’s top scorer for the week. HOBBS PT2 overpowered Lilbourne FC 5–2, fueled by an inspired hat-trick from Jordan Webb, who now leads the Division 1 scoring charts.

Meanwhile, Pathetico Madrid delivered a statement performance, thrashing Tbf FC 5–0. Sam Donnelly’s brace contributed to the rout and propelled him into joint-second in the top scorer standings.

With such dynamic performances across both divisions, the Rugby Thursday league promises more excitement as the season progresses. All eyes will be on the top scorers and their teams as the push for silverware heats up.

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