The Saint Leonards-on-sea Wednesday Football League continued with week 4, demonstrating another thrilling evening for fans and players alike. The games, held under the floodlights of the Premier League, provided some unforgettable football moments.

The first match of the night featured 5GuysPlus1 locking horns with Ball Of Duty. The high-octane game ended in a narrow victory for Ball Of Duty, edging out their opponents by 4 goals to 3. This exciting match set the tone for the evening, with both teams showing skilful play and strategic precision.

Next up, ESJ FC faced Mcbrien Munich. Despite a valiant effort by ESJ FC, Mcbrien Munich claimed victory with a scoreline of 3-2. The game was a suspenseful affair, with both teams displaying remarkable agility and technique.

The final game of the evening saw Win Or Booze FC dominate Site Bashers in a commanding 6-1 victory. This game was a spectacle of tactical brilliance and excellent teamwork, with Win Or Booze FC emerging as the better side.

The standout performance of the night belonged to Harvey Greig of Win Or Booze FC. The striker demonstrated his remarkable skills and goal-scoring ability, finding the net four times to solidify his position as the top scorer for the Premier League division. His exceptional performance earned his team a resounding victory and made for an enthralling watch for all football enthusiasts present.

Week 4 of the Saint Leonards-on-sea Wednesday Football League culminated in a thrilling display of talent, teamwork, and tenacity. As we look forward to the next week, the question on everyone's lips is, "Can anyone catch Harvey Greig in the race for top scorer?" Time will tell, but one thing is for certain, the Premier League division is not short of excitement and competition.

Have any questions about the league, or want any more info about Leisure Leagues 7 a side league right here in St Leonards? https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/the-st-leonards-academy/saint-leonards-on-sea-wednesday 

Contact your local area manager Steve Simmonds by calling 07955175518, or email [email protected].

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