Match Report Week 3 - click to read
Week 3- Marli Inspires Walshes Crewe FC to Victory, Toby Bowett Edges Oldman Athletic Ahead in Kidderminster Sunday League
In an exhilarating week three of the Kidderminster Sunday 6-a-side Football League, there were a series of spectacular performances in both the Premier League and Division 1.
In the Premier League, Walshes Crewe FC claimed a convincing 4-1 victory over Rasmusrailing, largely thanks to the exceptional performance of their top scorer, Marli. Marli, who netted two goals last night, proved to be a game-changer, leaving the Rasmusrailing defence with no answers to his prowess on the field. His remarkable performance certainly sets the tone for the rest of the season, and has placed Marli firmly as the top scorer of the premier division tonight
Most Valuable Player- Brandon (Walshes Crewe)
Moving to Division 1, it was a high scoring affair with Oldman Athletic's Toby Bowett stealing the show. The striker netted four goals in an 8-2 romp over Kiddy Kickers, establishing himself as the division's top scorer. However, it was Marcus who took home the MVP award for his performance on, and tactical awareness off the pitch
Elsewhere in Division 1, Athletico Madridminster recorded a thumping 10-2 win over Sands FC, while Pain In Diaz demonstrated their footballing dominance with an 8-1 victory over Tism FC.
Most Valuable Players- Frank (Athletico Madridminstser) and Morgan (Pain in Diaz)
This week's action-packed games have created a captivating atmosphere around the league. With the top scorers, Marli and Toby Bowett showcasing their goal-scoring abilities, we can expect more thrilling performances in the coming weeks.
The Kidderminster Sunday 6-a-side Football League continues to present an exciting display of local football talent, and with many more games to come, it's still all to play for in both the Premier League and Division 1.
Next week we are also joined by our camera man, with games filmed for YouTube
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