In the heart of Saint Leonards-on-sea, the pulse of local football continues to beat fiercely with week two of the 7 a side Wednesday Football League seeing exciting matches, close calls, and breathtaking talent. The division that attracted the most attention was none other than the Premier League.

In a thrilling contest, Urban Ballers FC and Ball Of Duty found themselves in a tough deadlock, finishing with a tied score of 1-1. Both teams showed a fantastic display of football, highlighting their strong defensive capabilities. It was a game that kept spectators on the edge of their seats till the final whistle.

Elsewhere in the Premier League, Site Bashers claimed a decisive victory against Win Or Booze FC with a final score of 4-2. Site Bashers displayed remarkable teamwork and offensive prowess, propelling them to the top of the league table. Despite a good effort, Win Or Booze FC fell short, but are hopeful to bounce back in their following games.

The highlight of the night, however, was the nail-biting clash between St Leonard’s Wanderers and Exeter Slowly. Despite St Leonard’s valiant efforts and top scorer CHIDI's incredible performance, bagging 2 goals, they were edged out by Exeter Slowly, who managed to score 4 goals. It was a game that showcased the unyielding spirit and passion of both teams.

This week's matches have undoubtedly set the tone for the rest of the season. As the teams continue their pursuit of glory, the Premier League division promises more thrilling football action in the upcoming weeks. The spirit, talent, and competition seen in the league thus far only raises anticipation for the next showdown. Fans, players, and staff alike eagerly await the next week's matches as the quest for the title continues.

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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