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Mid-Week Mayhem Unfolds in Kidderminster Tuesday Football League


In a thrilling display of grit and skill, week 5 of the Kidderminster Tuesday Football league saw a tumultuous cascade of goals, as teams in the Premier League and Division 1 showcased their competitive edge on the pitch.

In the Premier League, Rasmusrailing emerged victorious against The Nutters FC with a scoreline of 13-7. It was indeed a night to remember for George, who became the top scorer in the division by netting a staggering seven goals for Rasmusrailing.

Most Valuable Player- George (Rasmus) 

 

However, the contest between Your Wirtz Nightmare and Wolvos Mandem was a closely fought affair, with scores locked at 7-8 in favor of Wolvos Mandem. Kiddy’s Finest didn’t disappoint either, pulling off an 8-6 win against Gladiatori Di Roma.

Most Valuable Players- Frank (Kiddy’s Finest) Ethan (Wolves)

Moving onto Division 1, the firepower was even more intense. The game between Rock Bottom and Bayer Neverlosen FC ended in a high-scoring clash of 10-13, while Real Madras outplayed Wyre Forest FC with a score of 15-7. 

Most Valuable Players- Dan (Bayer) and James (Madras)

The highlight of the night, however, was the match between Tiki Tanaka and The Vincibles. In an unparalleled display of dominance, The Vincibles crushed their opponents, 20-2, with Matt Brookes from The Vincibles scoring an astounding 17 goals, setting a new record in the division.

Most Valuable Players- Matt (Vincibles) 

Another nail-biter was the game between You Just Got Kaned and KISS MY PASS, which ended with a score of 9-12 in favor of KISS MY PASS.

Most Valuable Player- Max (Kiss My Pass)

As the Kidderminster Tuesday Football league marches into week 6, the exhilaration is set to continue. With top scorers like George and Matt Brookes setting the bar high, it's all to play for. Stay tuned for more footballing action.

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