Match Report Week 11 (Click Here to read)
In the thrilling backdrop of a Tuesday night, the Rubery Tuesday Football League saw its stunning week 11 unfold, with the Premier League division lighting up with competitive zeal and score lines that kept fans on their toes.
The most notable match of the Premier League division was between Who Ate All Depay and Wheezy Wanderers FC. The former seized victory with a decisive 6-3 scoreline.
Most Valuable Player - B Jackson (Wheezy Wanders)
On another front, South Side emerged as a dominant force by trouncing Chasers81120 FC with a 7-2 scoreline. The team displayed an exceptional performance, showcasing their tactical prowess and exceptional ball control. The star of the night, without a doubt, was STREVENS from South Side who managed to net an impressive total of 3 goals, placing him as the top scorer in the Premier League division for this week and also took home the MVP
Meanwhile, the match between Only Put Matip In and SHE WAS ONLY XI ended in a 3-0 victory for the latter, providing a major upset for the former's supporters. This victory will provide a much-needed morale boost for SHE WAS ONLY XI as they look forward to the remaining weeks of the league.
Most Valuable Player - Holland (SHE WAS ONLY XI)
In a razor-thin victory, Leave My Arsealona found themselves on the losing side with a 0-1 score against Selly Oak Swans FC. Despite the loss, Leave My Arsealona showed grit and determination that promises a potential comeback in the subsequent weeks.
Most Valuable Player - Page (Selly Oak Swans)
These results have set an exciting stage for week 12 of the Rubery Tuesday Football League. As we approach the business end of the season, the teams will continue to battle for supremacy, and the fans can look forward to more riveting weeks of football.
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