In the heart of the thriving football scene, week 4 of the Rubery Tuesday 6 a side Football League unfolded, showcasing impressive performances in the treasured Premier League division.
Highlighting an evening of high-energy football, AFC Kings Norton delivered a commanding performance, overwhelming South Side with a decisive 5-1 victory. Their aggressive, strategic play was a spectacle, setting a high standard for the rest of the teams in the division.
Most Valuable Player - Wilson (AFC Kings Norton)
Not to be outdone, SHE WAS ONLY XI demonstrated their prowess on the field, scoring four goals against BeersAndQueers who only managed a single goal. A special mention goes to their sensational player, Holland, who found the back of the net three times, making him the top scorer in the Premier League division and MVP for the game
In a close match, Selly Oak Swans FC edged out Wheezy Wanderers FC with a 3-2 scoreline. This keeps the Swans unbeaten so far, and top of the table going into match week 5
Most Valuable Player - Lallic (Selly Oak Swans)
Bartley Blues secured a narrow 2-1 win against Puregym FC. Cooper was once again the inspiration for the Blues, with his goals sealing the points
Most Valuable Player - Cooper (Bartley Blues)
Despite their best efforts, Pique Blinders FC couldn't hold off Chasers81120 FC, succumbing to a 1-3 defeat. A massive win for Chasers, and a statement for the rest of the season
Most Valuable Player - Gordon (Chasers FC)
Perhaps the most riveting game of the night was between Leave My Arsealona and Only Put Matip In. Leave My Arsealona emerged victorious, with a tight 3-2 win. Their victory was fueled by the exceptional play of Tom Askin, who was named the most valued player of the week. His performance was a true testament to his skill and tenacity, and his contributions were instrumental to his team's success.
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