Match Report Week 17 (click to read)
In a thrilling 17th week of the Kidderminster Monday 6-a-side football league, everyone was left on the edge of their seats, as the teams in the Premier League division showcased their sheer grit and talent on the field.
The week's highlights were marked by Haydens Disciples' outstanding performance against Giroud Awakening with a commanding score of 12-1. This remarkable victory was, in no small part, due to the stellar contributions of Charlie, the team's ace striker. Charlie single-handedly scored a whopping total of five goals, making him the top scorer in the Premier League division this week.
Most Valuable Player- Charlie (Hayden’s Disciples)
In another high-intensity match, Inter Ya Nan defeated Dads V2 with an impressive scoreline of 8-1. Playing a pivotal role in this victory was Jake Willis, who demonstrated an extraordinary performance. Willis was rightly named the 'Most Valued Player' of the week, reflecting his essential role in Inter Ya Nan's success
Rosa Parks The Bus won their contest against The Siberian Huskys with a score of 5-3, while Kiddy Top Boys and The Gunners concluded their match with a nail-biting draw of 5-5.
Most Valuable Players - Jay (Rosa Parks The Bus) and Keane (Kiddy Top Boys)
Not to be left behind, Old Men FC showcased their prowess by beating Boggies Boys 7-1.
Most Valuable Player- Flowers (Old Men FC)
This week's matches were a testament to the spirit, skills, and sportsmanship that the teams in the Premier League division have consistently displayed throughout the Kidderminster Monday 6-a-side football league. As we move on to the next week, the expectations are high, and the excitement, palpable.
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