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In an electrifying week 9 of the Rubery Friday Premier League, teams went head-to-head in an intense 6 a side Football league. The league has been a battleground for some of the most talented local teams, pushing their limits and showcasing their skills.

The week saw some notable results with Cru Army delivering a crushing defeat to Murder On Zidanes Floor with a 6 - 0 victory. Kia, who was the most prolific scorer of the week, contributed to Cru Army's win by netting an impressive 4 goals. His performance stood out and has significantly raised the bar for the other players in the league.

In another match, Brum Fishers dominated Neville Wears Prada with a 5 - 0 victory. Brum Fishers displayed their superior game strategy and teamwork, which played a pivotal role in their decisive win. Geary-Andrews was once again instrumental in the win for Fishers, with a mention to Marie for Neville Wears Prada

In a show of sheer dominance and playing prowess, Barely Athletic steamrolled past Rubery Rebels with a comfortable 4 - 0 win. Barely Athletic's most notable player, Hannah Collett, was named the most valued player of the week. Her performance on the field was nothing short of extraordinary, demonstrating her exceptional talent and ability to work as part of a team. Collett's commendable performance undoubtedly contributed to Barely Athletic's significant win and solidified her place as a player to watch in the upcoming matches.

As we approach the season's climax, teams are leaving no stone unturned to clinch the top spot in their respective divisions. The intensity and competitiveness of the Rubery Friday Football League are certain to escalate in the coming weeks. Keep tuning in for more Premier League action and witness local football at its finest.

With Inter Ya Nan unable to attend tonight, the race for the tonight has been blown wide open, with 5 weeks left who will be crowened our first champions?

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