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In the week four of the Worcester Wednesday 6-a-side Football League, an evening filled with exhilarating matches unfolded, showcasing spectacular performances across all divisions - Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3.

In the Premier League, Coral FC topped the leaderboard, defeating Bandags and Ballers by a score of 4-1. Zoumas Cats also registered a notable win with a scoreline of 4-1 against Enter Team Name FC. However, the highlight of the night in this division was the clash between Pickle Pinchers and Worcester Allstars, which ended with a scoreline of 5-2 in favor of the latter.

In Division 1, the AFC Old Boys put on an extraordinary display, routing Barely Athletic 9-2. Bert United slightly edged out Git Up, winning 3-2 in a closely fought encounter. Meanwhile, Lucozade Sports and Boiler Leverkusen ended in a 1-1 draw, showcasing some commendable defensive performances.

Division 2 saw Claines FC and Knots County FC fight to a 2-2 draw. Inter Ya Nan stole the show with a resounding 5-0 victory over Wednesday Social. Sporting Sparkies also had an impressive 7-3 triumph over UP THE ALMA while Toby On Tour managed a solid 3-1 win against Ekiteketaka.

In Division 3, Benqueefa narrowly defeated Ivory Toast 2-1. Inter Ma Lamb FC displayed robust performance with a 4-2 win over Gyalest FC. The Neville Wears Prada secured a clean 3-0 victory over Pathetic Athletic. However, the highest scoring game of this round belonged to The Bogey Team and Super Smart S1516, with the latter coming out on top with a 7-3 win.

As the season continues, all eyes are on the top scorers of each division: Coral FC from the Premier League, AFC Old Boys from Division 1, Inter Ya Nan from Division 2, and Super Smart S1516 from Division 3. Their performances are worth noting as they continue to impress and set the bar high in the Worcester Wednesday 6-a-side Football League.

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