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Kidderminster Sunday 6-A-Side Football League: Week 7 Recap

Week 7 of the Kidderminster Sunday 6-a-side Football League brought some intense action on the pitch and witnessed an exhibition of tactical prowess and individual brilliance.


In the Premier League division, Joes2Glory scrapped a hard-fought victory against The Bengals with a 1-0 scoreline. This tactically intriguing fixture was marked by grit and determination from both sides. However, Joes2Glory managed to edge past The Bengals to secure crucial two points in the league table. 

Most Valuable Player- Jake (Joes2Glory)

In Division 1, the highlight of the week was an absolute goal fest between Athletico Madridminster and Tism FC. Tism FC outscored Athletico Madridminster with an impressive 8-4 victory in a match that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. 

Most Valuable Player- Frank (Athletico Madridminster)

In another fixture, Totally Average claimed a commanding 4-1 win over Sands FC. 

Most Valuable Player-  Brandon (Totally Average)

Meanwhile, Haramballers FC and Rosa Parks The Bus ended in a thrilling 4-4 draw.

Most Valuable Player- Austin (Haramballers)

Frank Southall of Athletico Madridminster emerged as the top scorer in the Division 1, netting three goals this week. His top-notch performance has been central to his team's attacking thrust.

As we head into Week 8, the competition is heating up, and teams will be looking to make every game count in their quest for the league titles. Fans can look forward to more thrilling action on the pitch in the coming weeks.

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