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In a thrilling week 8 of the Rubery Tuesday 6-a-side Football league, the Premier League division saw a whirlwind of action and high-scoring matches that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

The Grafters had a solid performance against South Side but fell just short, with the final score being 4-3 in favor of South Side. Despite the loss, Grafters' team member Chapman made a notable impact by notching three goals, making him the top scorer in the Premier League division for this week. 

Most Valuable Player- Chapman (Grafters)

Meanwhile, Ronnie Pickermings faced a 3-1 defeat by The Hustlers in a well-fought match. The Hustlers displayed excellent teamwork and dominated the game, showing their strength as potential forerunners this season.

Most Valuable Player- McGeary- Monk (Hustlers)

In another close match, Pique Blinders FC narrowly lost 3-2 to Wheezy Wanderers FC. It was a hard-fought game, with both teams displaying solid defense and strategic play. A massive result for Wheezy which shows the competition throughout the division

Most Valuable Player- Cornes (Wheezy Wanderers)

Who Ate All Depay emerged victorious over When The Fun Stops, Deposit in a high-scoring game ending 5-3. It was a true testament to their attacking prowess and ability to convert opportunities into goals.

Most Valuable Player- Clarke (Who Ate All Depay) 

Finally, in what was the closest match of the day, Chasers81120 FC suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to Chance Taken. The match was a nail-biter to the end, showcasing the competitiveness and close margins in the Premier League.

Most Vlauable Player- Humphries (Chance Taken) 

As we move past the halfway mark of the season, the competition is heating up in the Premier League division. With Chapman's standout performance this week, it's evident that individual brilliance can make a huge difference. We look forward to seeing how the rest of the season unfolds.

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