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In an electrifying seventh week of the Birmingham Monday Football league, fans were treated to a spectacle of thrilling goals and tactical masterclasses. The Premier League division saw some high-scoring, adrenaline-filled encounters, demonstrating the competitive spirit of the participating teams.

Leading the charge in the Premier League was Alvechurch White, who dominated Phoenix FC with a remarkable 16-3 win. Alvechurch White's scintillating performance was largely due to Chloe, who emerged as the top scorer with a staggering 10 goals. Her incredible accuracy and prowess in front of goal certainly solidified her position as the standout player in the division this week.

Most Valuable Player- Chloe (Alvechurch White)

Cru Army and Man Titty delivered a captivating showdown, with Cru Army emerging victorious with a 7-3 scoreline. Their relentless attacking strategy paid off, leaving Man Titty trailing in their dust.

Most Valuable Player- Nikki (Cru Army) but also shout out to Ellie (Cru Army)

In yet another high-scoring match, Expected Toulouse bested Erps I Did It Again with an 8-2 scoreline. The team showcased a commendable performance, highlighting their strength and ability to score goals when it matters.

Most Valuable Player- Sarah (Expected Toulouse) but also also shout out to Broadie (Erps)

The Premier League division of the Birmingham Monday Football league continues to serve as a thrilling spectacle of football, with its blend of high stakes competition and unrivaled skill. As the teams prepare for the upcoming eighth week, spectators are on the edge of their seats, eager to see which team will come out on top.

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