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August 5th 2026

Worcester Wednesday 6 a side news 2026-08-05

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WORCESTER - In an exciting week 7 of the Worcester Wednesday 6 a side Football league, teams across Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 battled it out on the field, demonstrating an electrifying blend of sportsmanship and competition.

In the Premier League, thrilling matches unfolded under the stadium lights. The Wonky Shed stole the show with a narrow 1-0 victory over Bandags and Ballers, while Zoumas Cats outplayed Pickle Pinchers with a score of 3-1. Worcester Allstars outshined Coral FC with a 4-2 win, and Enter Team Name FC dominated the Nomads with a remarkable 5-1 victory.

Moving to Division 1, Lucozade Sports led the pack with their impressive 4-1 win against AFC Old Boys. Expecting Toulouse pulled off a splendid performance, outscoring Git Up 5-2. In a nail-biting match, Wyre Piddle Wanderers managed a 1-0 triumph over Bert United.

In Division 2, Claines FC and VanderVan ended in a 1-1 draw. The Wednesday Social made headlines, routing Toby On Tour 5-0, while Ekiteketaka put up an outstanding performance beating Knots County FC 5-1. However, the real show stealer was SIX OFFENDERS with their 4-1 win against Inter Ya Nan.

Lastly, in Division 3, Benqueefa and The Neville Wears Prada exhibited an evenly matched game, ending in a 4-4 draw. Inter Ma Lamb FC gave a stunning performance, thrashing The Bogey Team 10-0. Ivory Toast and Super Smart S1516 also ended in a draw 4-4. Nevertheless, Pathetic Athletic outclassed Gyalest FC with a score of 6-1.

The top scorers for each division were Inter Ma Lamb FC from Division 3, Enter Team Name FC from Premier League, Expecting Toulouse from Division 1, and Ekiteketaka from Division 2.

The teams are now preparing for the next week's matches, promising more action and thrilling performances as the season continues.


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