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In the fourth week of the Kidderminster Monday 6 a side Football league, the Premier League division staged high-octane matches that saw teams battle for supremacy. The week was marked by impressive scores, a testament to the fierce competition and talents within the division.


The Siberian Huskys made the headlines in a remarkable showdown against Roys Boys FC. Displaying an offensive masterclass, The Siberian Huskys dominated the pitch and secured a breathtaking 19-1 victory. The star of the match was undoubtedly Conor, who netted an incredible nine goals for his team, marking him as this week's top scorer in the Premier League division.

Most Valuable Player- Conor (Siberian Husky’s)

However, The Siberian Huskys were not the only team to showcase their prowess this week. The Rim Rattlers claimed a decisive victory over WALSHES CREWE 2 with a final score of 6-3. Despite a spirited performance from WALSHES CREWE 2, the Rim Rattlers' attacking force proved too formidable.

Most Valuable Player- Bow (Rim Rattlers)

In another closely contested encounter, Guilty Sniffurdson edged past Chicken Tika-Taka by 5 goals to 3. Despite a valiant effort from Chicken Tika-Taka, Guilty Sniffurdson's defensive solidity and attacking precision carried the day.

Most Valuble Player- Joe (Chicken Tika Taka)

The final match between Inter Yanan and Haydens Disciples ended in an 8-4 victory for the latter. Haydens Disciples proved their mettle, demonstrating both tactical ingenuity and physical endurance.

Most Valuable Player- Charley (Hayden’s Disciples) 


As we look ahead to the next week of the Kidderminster Monday 6 a side Football league, the Premier League division promises to continue delivering thrilling matches and showcasing the talents of local football. Keep an eye out for the rising stars and the fierce competition in the matches to come.

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