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In the Worcester Sunday 6-a-side football league that took place last night, the flurry of goals led to some exciting matchday action across four divisions.

In Division 1, Reckless Ballbashers impressively brushed aside Tvt Fc with a 4-1 victory, stamping their authority on the division. Desex Friends also made a statement with their resounding 6-0 win over Jota Than The Sun. The goal-fest was dominated by Reckless Ballbashers' forward whose hat-trick stole the show, further strengthening his position as the division's top scorer.

Division 2 saw some closely fought matches with Murder On Zidanes Floor narrowly losing 2-1 to WeDontHaveAkalou. Pitmaston FC edged out Tin Foil Hats FC 2-1 in a nail-biting encounter. However, the highlight of the division was the thrilling 12-goal game between Twene-Cent and Sin-Bier-Bush FC, which ended 8-4 in favor of the latter. Top scorer accolades for Division 2 went to Sin-Bier-Bush FC's striker who netted four goals in their high-scoring encounter.

In Division 3, a solid performance by Ballerz Fc saw them defeat Scoregasm 3-0, while Worcester Palestine FC showed their dominance with a 5-0 triumph over Forest Of Dean. The top scorer of this division was the prime striker from Worcester Palestine FC who bagged himself a brace.

The final Division 4 saw the closest match of the night with Tikka Mo Salah narrowly edging out Bang Bros 3-4. Blood Transfusion and Happy Hassans battled to a thrilling 7-7 draw, providing an absolute treat for the spectators. The top scorer from Happy Hassan's, who scored a hat-trick in the high-scoring draw, was the standout player.

The Worcester Sunday league continues to provide high quality, competitive football and there's much to look forward to as the season progresses. With plenty of goals, thrilling matches and top performances, the stage is set for an exhilarating finish to the season. Stay tuned for next week's action.

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