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Title: Southampton Thursday League Week 4: Tensions Mount in Division 1 & Division 2

The Southampton Thursday 6-a-side football league ignited last night in a stunning display of competition and camaraderie as we rolled into week four of the season.

In Division 1, the evening was marked by some high-scoring matches and heart-throbbing moments. The Brown Cows turned the tables on Shiver Me Timber with an astonishing 7-0 victory, showcasing their outstanding defence and lethal attacking prowess. Meanwhile, an intensely competitive match saw She Wants Matip narrowly edge past Chicken Tikka Takka with a 5-4 victory. In a more defensively dominated contest, Connaught FC squeezed by Rodallega Bombs with a 1-0 win. The final game of the Division saw Highfield FC fall to FC Same Time in a close 2-1 finish.

Over in Division 2, the battles were just as fierce. Phil McCorey and Fore Play ended in a tense stalemate with a 2-2 draw. Paqueta Busquets stood victorious against Gannavuri FC with a 2-0 win. In a neck-to-neck match, Pain In Diaz triumphed over Glens Glutes with a 2-1 victory. The evening concluded with OTA displaying an impressive performance, triumphing 7-1 over Monte Exiles RFC KC.

Top scorers for the week were from Division 1's Brown Cows and Division 2's OTA, both teams demonstrating their offensive superiority. While the results of this week have certainly shaken the divisions, there is still a lot of football to be played in the coming weeks. All teams will be looking to regroup and reassess their strategies as they head into week 5 of the Southampton Thursday League. Stay tuned for more updates as the season progresses.

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