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In a thrilling climax to the Rubery Friday Veteran's Over 35s 6-a-side Football League, the final week of the season saw fireworks on the pitch as the teams battled it out in the Premier League division. The 14th week of the season unveiled both victories and defeats creating a spectacle for both the teams and spectators alike.

Borussia Teeth emerged victorious over Soccer PM in a hard-fought match, which ended 1-0. Borussia showed an impeccable defensive strategy, keeping Soccer PM scoreless throughout the match, with a goal from the consistent Williams to seal the points.  Rich P again was outstanding in the Soccer PM goal, taking home the MVP

Most Valuable Player - Rich P (Soccer PM)

The Sporting Old Stars shone brightly as they outclassed Last Legs FC with a 5-1 victory. The Old Stars showcased their offensive prowess with Andy Jinks, the division's top scorer tonight, netting two goals. Jinks' exceptional performance throughout the season, was a vital contribution to the success of the team.

Most Valuable Player - Dan Strachan (Sporting Old Stars)

Meanwhile, Kennys Clowns 1997 demonstrated their dominance over Total Football, securing a 4-1 win. The Clowns were in full form, displaying both tactical brilliance and teamwork. Clowns finish in 2nd place for the 3rd time, can they go one better next season?

Most Valuable Player - Gaz W (Kennys Clowns 1997)

Boca Seniors were defeated by West Heath United in a high-scoring, action-packed contest with a final score of 4-2. The United team proved their mettle, demonstrating both skill and tenacity. Collins in goal for West Heath was MVP, which shows much Boca had of the game with fans watching saying they should have been the winning side

Most Valuable Player - Tom Collins (West Heath Utd)

The crowning achievement of the week was the ascension of West Heath United, which won the Premier League division with an impressive total of 26 points and 12 wins. Their winning streak and consistent performance throughout the season brought them to the pinnacle of the league, truly embodying the spirit of football. A fourth title win for West Heath, and as by winning the Shield, they also win the double. Can they be stopped next season?

Elliott Nash from West Heath also takes home the Golden Boot for the season, with 26 league goals

As the final whistle blows on the 14th week of the Rubery Friday Football League, the teams head into the off-season full of anticipation and hopes for the next season. For the champions, it's a moment of celebration, while for others, it's back to the drawing board to strategize and come back stronger.

In the end, it's the love for football that unites everyone in this league. With the end of one season, the countdown for the next one begins, promising more excitement, more goals, and more unforgettable football moments.

The league will return in two weeks time, with the first round of the Veteran's Shield next week

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