The Bicester Wednesday 5-a-side Football League reached its electrifying half-way mark last night in what was an exhilarating showcase of skill and sportsmanship. Week 5 proved to be a thrilling, goal-ridden affair in the Premier League division.
PREMIER LEAGUE
The night kicked off with a riveting clash between Men Behaving Chadli and Ashton Villa FC. The Villa boys were in top form, outplaying Men Behaving Chadli with a decisive 7-2 victory.
Astro Snappers and Pickled Patch went head-to-head in a high scoring match, ending in favour of Astro Snappers with a 7-4 win. While class and skill were on display, it was the Finnemores Under 8s who took the limelight, defeating Queens Park Strangers 13-3 in a one-sided encounter.
The Every Other Week FC showed their mettle against RNO FC, finishing with a well-deserved lead of 8-5. Elmsbrook Utd and Flying Without Ings also had their share of the action, with Elmsbrook Utd coming out on top, winning 7-5.
But the talk of the town was the Bog Standard Liege who steamrolled the Blokes with an astounding 14-2 victory. The most valued player of the week, Tom McEwan, hailed from the victorious Bog Standard Liege, making his team proud with his exceptional performance.
The top scorer in the Premier League division was Jamie, who displayed an incredible feat of athleticism and skill, netting a total of 8 goals for Bog Standard Liege. His contribution to his team's victory was significant and will be remembered throughout the season.
As we move into the second half of the season, the Bicester Wednesday 5-a-side Football League continues to impress, with every team bringing their A-game to the pitch. Stay tuned for more action-packed fixtures and outstanding performances in the weeks to come.
Thank you to Ben for running the evening and to all of our players. Good luck next week!
JOIN THE LEAGUE
Join our Bicester 5 a side league at the link below or get in touch on 07969 731086 for more information. Thanks Rich
https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/bicester-leisure-centre/bicester-wednesday
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