August 26th 2026

Match Report Week 8 (click to read)

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A Week of Thrilling Action in Kidderminster Tuesday Football League


In the eighth week of the acclaimed Kidderminster Tuesday Football League, a series of thrilling matches once again sparked the passion of football fans across the region.


In the Premier League division, Chippy FC pulled off an impressive victory with a score of 13-8 over Manor Boys. Not to be outdone, Gladiatori Di Roma triumphed over The Nutters FC with a 14-9 scoreline. However, the standout performance definitely came from Rasmusrailing, who bested Your Wirtz Nightmare with a 9-4 win. The star of the evening was undoubtedly Ahmed from Rasmusrailing, who demonstrated an impressive performance by scoring six goals, earning him the top scorer accolades for the Premier League division this week.


Most Valuable Players- Jay (Chippy) Louis (Gladiator) Ahmed (Rasmus)

  

Over in Division 1, spectators were treated to an exciting series of matches. Bayer Neverlosen FC succumbed to The Vincibles in a 2-11 defeat. A close contest ensued between KISS MY PASS and Wyre Forest FC, resulting in a 14-12 win for the former. You Just Got Kaned outclassed Rock Bottom with a remarkable 20-5 scoreline. However, the highlight of the night came from Real Madras as they decimated Tiki Tanaka with a staggering 43-0 victory. Nathan E from Real Madras emerged as the top scorer in Division 1 this week, contributing a whopping 20 goals to his team's massive win.


Most Valuable Players- Nath (Madras) Charlie (Kane) Max (Kiss My Pass)



As we exit week 8 of the season, both divisions promise to continue providing pulsating football, brimming with exciting matches, standout performances, and goal-scoring prowess. Eyes are now set on the forthcoming matches, with anticipation building for what promises to be an exhilarating ninth week of the Kidderminster Tuesday Football League.



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