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In an adrenaline-charged week four of the Halifax Monday 5-a-side Football league, high-intensity encounters ensued in the Premier League and Division 1, offering spectators a thrilling spectacle of grit and skill.

In the Premier League division showdown, the most nail-biting match of the evening was between The Craftsmen and Calder V FC. The Craftsmen's resilient play and valiant efforts were narrowly outshone by Calder V FC, who clinched a win by a single goal in a 9-8 victory. This thrilling fixture was a testament to the competitive spirit of the league, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats.

TAA Very Much and Daddy Day Care ended their tense face-off in a 4-4 draw, showcasing both team's defensive prowess and offensive flair. Meanwhile, Pez Athletic stamped their authority with a convincing 4-1 triumph over Dodgy Knees FC, establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the league.

Over in Division 1, Fear Cityoooooo and Inky Jims FC served up a thrilling encounter with a 4-3 scoreline in favor of Inky Jims FC. Pudding Boys and Tractor Boys played out an intense battle, with Pudding Boys emerging 8-5 victorious. The Minnows and TRANSLINE showcased an evenly matched game, ending in a 5-5 stalemate.

Meanwhile, in a fierce display of competitive spirit, Brads Barmy Army managed to narrowly edge past EXPOSED NUGGETS FC with a 6-5 scoreline.

Although all teams showcased exceptional talent, the top scorers' glory in the Premier League went to Calder V FC, with nine goals in a single match. Meanwhile, in Division 1, Pudding Boys claimed the top scorers' title, netting eight goals.

With several more weeks of the season to go, the excitement is far from over. The teams' fierce competition, unmistakable passion, and love for the game promise thrilling encounters in the weeks ahead. Stay tuned for more updates from the Halifax Monday 5-a-side Football league.

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