Match Report Week 6 (Click Here to Read)
In an exciting week 6 of the Kidderminster Sunday 6 a side Football league, the teams in the Premier League division showcased an impressive display of skill and strategy.
BaloTellitubbies were triumphant against Six Offenders, securing a solid 5-3 win. The highlight of the match was undeniably Marli, who managed to net an incredible three goals for BaloTellitubbies, crowning him as the top scorer in the Premier League division for the week and take home the MVP title
However, the highest scoring match of the week saw Barely Athletic annihilate Athletico Madridminster with an astounding 12-1 victory. The magnitude of this win has set tongues wagging in the league, with spectators eager to see if Barely Athletic can maintain this momentum in the weeks to come.
Most Valuable Player - Lucca (Barely Athletic)
A close contest between Sands Fc and Oldman Athletic saw the latter emerge victorious with a narrow 3-2 win. The performance of Toby Bowett from Oldman Athletic was noteworthy . His exceptional performance has been pivotal to Oldman Athletic's success this season and he took home the MVP for the game
The match between Walshes Crewe Fc and Brandons Bengals ended in a 3-0 win for the Bengals, while the game between Tism FC and Law Abiding Sigurddsons ended in a goalless draw, reflecting the intense competition in the Premier League division.
Ryan was outstanding for the Bengals this week and earned him the title of the week's most valued player. Faz picked up the MVP for Law Abiding Sigurddsons
As we head into week 7 of the Kidderminster Sunday league, the Premier League division remains highly competitive. With each team eager to climb the ladder, we can expect more thrilling football in the weeks to come. Stay tuned for more updates from the pitch.
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