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In the thrilling world of the Birmingham Monday Football League, Week 4 was a spectacle of intense competition and exceptional talent. The premier division saw some nail-biting encounters which kept spectators on the edge of their seats.

Man Titty locked horns with Cru Army, with the latter clinching a narrow victory of 3-2. The match was a testament to the skill and endurance of both teams, who left no stone unturned in their bid to outmaneuver each other. The prowess of Cru Army, however, helped them to secure the upper hand in this close encounter.

Most Valuable Player- Kia (Cru Army)

In another spine-tingling match, Expected Toulouse, despite their valiant efforts, fell short against Multiple Scoregasms by the same scoreline of 3-2. The match was a rollercoaster ride of strategic gameplay, with Multiple Scoregasms successfully tipping the scales in their favor. New signing Humera had a brilliant debut, and looks one to watch in coming weeks 

Most Valuable Player- Humera (Multiple Scoregasms)

Perhaps the most exhilarating game of the evening was the face-off between Erps I Did It Again and Netsix And Chill, a game that saw an incredible total of 11 goals scored. Netsix And Chill ultimately emerged victorious, outscoring Erps I Did It Again by a narrow margin of 6-5. An end to end game, with once again, Steph in goal for NetSix making some great saves

The hero of the night was undoubtedly Kerry from Netsix And Chill, who topped the scoring charts for the Premier League division with a remarkable total of 3 goals, helping her team secure a crucial win and take home the MVP award


As we move forward into Week 5, the stage is set for more exciting football action. Each team will undoubtedly be analyzing their performances and strategizing for the battles ahead. It's all to play for in the Birmingham Monday Football League.

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