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Fierce Competition in Stratford Wednesday's Premier League and Division 1 Matches

In an exciting week 4 showdown of the Stratford Wednesday 5-a-side Football League, teams in both the Premier League and Division 1 divisions put on a spectacular show, demonstrating their tenacity and skill on the field.

In the Premier League division, a thrilling match was seen between Vowlzy and Contebag FC, with Contebag FC emerging triumphant with a 9 - 4 victory. This match displayed some excellent football from both sides, but it was the dynamic attack of Contebag FC which helped them seal the win.

In another high-scoring match, Real Betisham locked horns with 2 Goals 1 Cup, with Betisham coming out on top in a nail-biting finish, 11-8. The NetSIX&Chill players also demonstrated their superiority against Cupid Stunts, securing a 13 - 4 victory, which highlighted their attacking prowess and solid defensive line.

In Division 1, The Beatables failed to live up to their name against Misfits Reserves, losing 13-7 in a match that was a real showcase of the Misfits' skill and tactical prowess. Notinher Forest also asserted their dominance over John Terry in a closely contested 7-5 match.

The top scorers for their respective divisions were the driving force behind their teams' victories. In the Premier League, Contebag FC's forward was the game-changer, netting four goals, while Real Betisham's striker also made a significant contribution to their win with three goals. In Division 1, a stellar performance from Misfits Reserves' striker saw him bagging five goals, while Notinher Forest's attacking midfielder scored four.

The week's matches provided a thrilling display of football, showcasing the talent present in the Stratford Wednesday 5 a side Football League. The teams will undoubtedly be looking forward to the next round of matches, and if week 4 is anything to go by, we're in for an exciting season.

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