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Week seven of the Kidderminster Sunday 6-a-side Football League brought about some thrilling matches in the Premier League division, with a flurry of goals and some standout performances.

In one of the high-intensity encounters of this round, Station Old Boys displayed their dominance over Tism FC with a commanding 5-1 victory. The Old Boys played with tenacity, and their top scorer Sam led from the front, bagging three goals to his name. Sam's hat-trick not only helped his team emerge victorious but also positioned him as the leading scorer in the Premier League division this week.

Most Valuable Player - Sam Price (Station Old Boys)

Another match that grabbed the spectators' attention was the goal-fest between Paralympiakos and Walshes Crewe FC. The former managed to secure a 10-5 win in a match that was brimming with action right from the whistle blow. Paralympiakos' victory was a clear display of their attacking prowess and determination.

Most Valuable Player - Aiden Tuffal (Paralympiakos)

The week's biggest win, however, came from Sion Hill U12s who vanquished Poyulpantsdown with a staggering 9-1 triumph. The team's cohesive performance put them in the spotlight and showed they are contenders not to be underestimated.

Most Valuable Player - Callum Bibb (Sion Hill)  

Unfortunately, Softy FC did not appear tonight however Oldman Atheltic beat Puyolpantsdown 17-1 in a friendly with goals from Dixon (2), Candlin, and an immense 6 from Smith and 8 from Jack Blazier

As we move ahead in the season, the results of week seven have set an intriguing stage for the upcoming matches. The Kidderminster Sunday League is proving to be a hotbed for local football talent and unrivaled community spirit. Each team's pursuit of victory promises many more memorable moments for the fans in the weeks to come. The question now is - who will emerge as the ultimate champions of the Premier League division?

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