Match Report Week 17 (Click Here To Read)
Exciting times on the football pitch as week 17 of the Rubery Friday 6-a-side Football League in the Premier League Division unfolded, witnessing some adrenaline-fueled matches and impressive performances.
Borussia Teeth went head-to-head with Boca Seniors, with Borussia Teeth securing a clean 2-0 victory. The team showcased their skills with coordinated teamwork and rigid defense, ensuring no opportunity for Boca Seniors to score in a rare 5 vs 5 game
Most Valuable Player - Joel (Borussia Teeth)
West Heath United proved their dominance in the league once again with a staggering 16-0 triumph over Deportivo FC. It was a memorable night for star player Elliott Nash, who, with his outstanding performance, scored 8 goals, crowning him as the top scorer of the Premier League Division for the week and MVP for the game
Kennys Clowns 1997 had a great night too, cruising to a comfortable 5-0 victory against Total Football. The team's cohesive playstyle and strategic maneuvers were key to their success last night.
Most Valuable Player - Gaz (Kennys Clowns 1997)
In a closely contested match, Last Legs FC managed to secure a 2-1 victory over Crouch Potatoes. The tie had spectators at the edge of their seats as both teams showcased an excellent display of skill and strategy.
Most Valuable Player - Ricky (Last Legs)
Wrapping up the night was Soccer PM who emerged victorious with a solid 3-0 win against Fake Madrid, adding another victory to their impressive league run.
Most Valuable Player - Dave A (Soccer Pm)
As we move into week 18, audiences and teams alike can expect more thrilling matches and top-tier competition. The Rubery Friday 6-a-side Football League continues to be a showcase of local sporting talent and sportsmanship in the Premier League Division.
The league will extend to 12 teams next season, as we welcome 2 new teams into the league. For anyone who is interested in joining a team please message us
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