Match Report Week 4 (click to read)
Football League Lights Up a wet Kidderminster Sunday, Juned Miah Crowned Most Valued Player
Football fans in Kidderminster were treated to some thrilling action in the fourth week of the Kidderminster Sunday League in both Premier League and Division 1 categories.
In the Premier League, there was much excitement as The Bengals emerged victorious over Joes2Glory with a scoreline of 3-0. The game was particularly notable for Juned Miah's performance. Scoring two of the three goals for The Bengals, Miah was instrumental in securing the team's win and was duly crowned the week's Most Valuable Player.
Walshes Crewe FC also had an impressive performance, sweeping aside Totally Average with a resounding 6-0 victory.
Most Valuable Player- Marli (Walshes Crewe)
In Division 1, the competition was fierce as Athletico Madridminster fell to Kiddy Kickers, who triumphed 7-1.
Most Valuable Player- Marcel (Kiddy Kickers)
Tism FC was narrowly beaten by Oldman Athletic with a final score of 3-4, while Pain in Diaz trounced Sands FC 6-1.
Most Valuable Players- Dan (Tism FC) and Morgan (Pain in Diaz)
Division 1’s top scorer was Morgan, who netted an impressive 5 goals for Pain in Diaz.
The incredible performances across both divisions have set a high tempo for the remainder of the season. The week's results promise intensifying competition, as teams strive for top spots in their respective divisions.
As the Kidderminster Sunday League progresses, all eyes will be on Premier League’s MVP, Juned Miah, and Division 1's top scorer, Morgan, to continue their goal-scoring exploits. With such skill on display, Kidderminster football fans have much to look forward to as the season continues.
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