August 23rd 2026

Match Report Week 4 (click to read)

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Excitement was at an all-time high during week 4 of the Kidderminster Sunday Football League. The Premier League and Division 1 teams battled it out on the field, with some impressive performances making the headlines.


In the Premier League, Oldman Athletic edged out Joes2Glory 3-2 in a nail-biter. The match was a thrilling display of skill and determination from both teams, but Oldman Athletic managed to secure the win. However, the highlight of the Premier League fixtures was undoubtedly Walshes Crewe FC's 6-1 demolition of Rasmusrailing. Walshes Crewe FC put on a masterclass in attacking football, with Dylan netting a hat-trick to become the top scorer in the division.



Rosa Parks The Bus also eked out a narrow victory over Barley Athletic with a 3-2 win, demonstrating an excellent display of grit and team spirit.


Most Valuable Players- Tyler (Rosa) Dyl (Walshes) Kyle (Oldman)



In Division 1, Bewdley Boys managed to secure a 2-1 victory against Kentucky FC, showing their dominance on the field. Knackered Knees FC also emerged victorious against Tism FC with a 2-0 scoreline, thanks to two goals from Lyall Hickman, the division's top scorer.



Softy FC's game against Sands FC was another nail-biting encounter, with Softy FC managing to clinch a 1-0 victory. The teams showed impressive defensive skills, but Softy FC managed to break through Sands FC's defenses to secure the win.


Most Valuable Players- Jex (Softly) Ollie (Bewdley) Lyall (Knackered Knees)


As the Kidderminster Sunday League continues, football fans have plenty to look forward to with such exciting matches and individual performances. The competition remains fierce, with players giving their best on the field, ensuring every game is a spectacle to behold. This week's games have certainly set the stage for an exciting season ahead.



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