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In the thrilling world of 6-a-side football, Week 4 of the Retford Tuesday League was nothing short of electrifying. The contest was split between the Division 1 and Division 2 teams, each showcasing a different level of competitiveness and skill.

In Division 1, Backstreet Moyes struggled to find their footing, falling 2-0 to a dominant Farcelona. The latter displayed a tactical prowess that left the former scrambling for answers. In a similar vein, Farndon Sops eked out a 2-1 victory against Diabetico Madrid, showcasing both teams' fighting spirit. The most nail-biting game of the night, however, was the clash between Albert Sports Bar and Goosemoor, with the former just edging out the latter 8-7 in a goal-filled contest. Mucky Brookey managed to find the back of the net against Netsix N Chill, wrapping up the game with a 1-0 win.

Turning to Division 2, the matches were equally as competitive. The day started with a jaw-dropping 9-0 victory for AFC Booca over DEA Engineering, setting the tone for the rest of the evening. Athletico Clumber followed suit, blanking Leafield Galacticos 5-0. WYMO FC and Norfolk N Chance battled to a 2-2 draw, showing equal determination and skill. The Babbi Brigade registered a convincing 7-1 victory over Raggamuffins United, closing out the night's festivities.

While every player gave their all, some stood out with their goal-scoring prowess. In Division 1, the top scorer was Albert Sports Bar's forward, who netted a hat trick to lead his team to victory. In Division 2, the honors went to AFC Booca's striker who scored four goals in their match, showing an impressive individual performance.

Week 4 of the Retford Tuesday League solidified the standings in both divisions, creating anticipation for next week's games. With the level of competition only rising, fans and players alike can look forward to yet another exciting week of football.

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