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In a thrilling display in Solihull's Monday Night 6 a side Football league, Week 4 saw teams offering an exciting performance in both the Premier League and Division 1. The league was filled with fast-paced matches, spectacular goals, and edge-of-your-seat competition as the teams battled it out on the pitch.

In the Premier League Division, Ladzio emerged as the victors over Murder On Zidanes Floor with a final score of 7-4, showcasing their offensive prowess. Mucky Tarts managed to hold their ground against Arsen Fection, triumphing with a 2-0 victory, demonstrating their impressive defensive strategies. Meanwhile, Half Baller delivered a strong performance, defeating AG Milan 4-1. Tudorbrook also didn't fail to impress as they won their match against Zooted And Booted with a score of 6-3. The Premier League Division showed us yet again why it's the pinnacle of Solihull's Monday Night 6 a side football.

Over in Division 1, the matches were just as intense. Smatleys Scoregasms outran Bayer Neverwinnin with a convincing scoreline of 9-3. Torta Pounders managed to pull off a win against Sound Jo with a final score of 4-2. In an exciting match, No Balls Fcfc managed to hold A AND E MILAN to a draw, with both teams scoring 5 goals each. Lastly, Glades Army showed their might by defeating Sweet F.A. with a score of 9-2.

The top scorers for the Premier League Division were Tudorbrook with 6 goals, while in Division 1, Smatleys Scoregasms and Glades Army shared the honors with 9 goals each.

As we look forward to Week 5, the teams are expected to bring even more intensity and skill to the pitch as they vie for the top spot in their respective divisions. The Solihull Monday Night 6 a side Football league continues to provide a fantastic platform for local teams to showcase their footballing talent. The fans eagerly wait for the next week's matches, and so do we!

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