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In the gripping week 3 of the Westhoughton Wednesday Football league, the adrenaline was high, and the excitement was palpable. The teams of the Premier League division showcased an electrifying display of skills, teamwork, and competitiveness that left spectators and football enthusiasts marveling.

In a surprising turn of events, DSG FC soared to a commanding 6-0 victory against Power Play Warriors, demonstrating their dominance on the pitch. Their well-coordinated team efforts, strategic gameplay, and excellent defense skills left the Power Play Warriors struggling to find their footing.

On the other hand, in a keenly contested face-off, RB Light Cigs triumphed over Pique Blinders FC with a narrow 6-4 victory. Both teams showcased commendable performance, but RB Light Cigs edged out their rivals with their relentless attacking prowess.

The audience witnessed another nail-biting match between Miami FC and Hindley Green, with the latter seizing a close 4-3 win. The game was a thrilling spectacle, with both teams fighting tooth and nail until the final whistle.

Low Expectations lived up to their name, shattering their opponents, Kiss My Pass, with a sweeping 6-1 victory. Their superior ball control, coupled with their aggressive offense, proved too much for Kiss My Pass.

The highlight of the night was the showdown between Lallanas In Pyjamas and Kroos Control. Kroos Control delivered a spectacular performance, trouncing their rivals 9-3. Key to their victory was Dillon, who scored an impressive total of six goals, taking the title of the top scorer in the Premier League division for the week.

This week's results have significantly shuffled the standings and set the stage for an exhilarating next round of matches. With the teams gearing up for the forthcoming battles, the Westhoughton Wednesday league promises to bring more thrilling football action.

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