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In the latest chapter of Solihull's Tuesday Football League, the fourth week brought forth an array of action-packed encounters in the Premier League Division.

The night kicked off with a thrilling draw as 6 Lions FC held off Goal Diggers in a 3-3 nail-biter. Both teams displayed a fantastic show of grit and determination, with each team refusing to let the other edge ahead.

This was followed by Half Baller FC seizing a decisive victory over Arsen Fection, in a match that ended with a scoreline of 5-2. Half Baller FC showcased their prowess on the field and made clear their intentions for the season.

AjaxTreesDown added another feather to their cap with an emphatic 6-0 victory over 3 Lines On The Shirt. The winning team dominated the match from the onset, not allowing 3 Lines On The Shirt any room for recovery.

In another turn of events, Bedis Brilliance triumphed over Who Ever Turns Up with a score of 5-3. The game was a testament to Bedis Brilliance's skill and strategic play, even as Who Ever Turns Up put up a valiant fight.

The last match of the night was a high octane encounter between Solihull Dynamo and Shirley Park Rangers, with the former clinching a victory with a scoreline of 7-5. The match was a true embodiment of the spirit of football, with both teams giving all they had till the final whistle.

The spotlight of the week, however, was on Jordan from Shirley Park Rangers, who emerged as the top scorer in the Premier League Division. Displaying exceptional skill and precision, he netted a total of three goals, enhancing his team's performance and underscoring his significant contribution to the league.

As we head into week 5, the teams are gearing up to bring their best to the field, hoping to climb up the league table. The Solihull Tuesday League continues to be a testament to the thriving local football scene, and we look forward to more thrilling games in the weeks to come.

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