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In a thrilling display of football in the Hertford Wednesday 5 a-side league, fans were treated to a series of spectacular matches that lit up the pitch in week 4 of the season.

In the Premier League division, The Quiet Man proved their dominance with a resounding 7-3 victory over the Carrow Road Wanderers. Not far behind, Openview put on a goal-scoring masterclass, trouncing Victor Moses Grass 8-2, signalling a clear intent to challenge for the top spot. However, the match of the night in the Premier League was a closely contested face-off between Mendy's House Party and KIAS, with KIAS edging out their rivals 4-3 in a heart-stopping finish. 4 For A Oner outclassed Los Pollos Hermanos with a whopping 17-3 scoreline, the highest of the night, setting a new record this season.

Division 1 saw its share of intense competition as well. The Cesc Pistols fired shot after shot to take down BGH 11-3, while Oldham Asthmatic ran circles around Toga Toga United to secure a 10-2 victory. Meanwhile, Lovin Jesus and HCDF ended their match in a thrilling 6-6 draw, with both teams showcasing their grit and determination. Inter Minan managed to outplay Inter Hertford with a solid 6-1 win, demonstrating their prowess on the pitch.

While the night was filled with impressive performances, certain individuals stole the show. The top scorers for each division were instrumental in their team's success. In the Premier League division, 4 For A Oner's striker was relentless, contributing significantly to their team's record-breaking scoreline. Division 1 saw the forward from The Cesc Pistols take the accolades, scoring a hat trick that left fans and opponents in awe.

As the Hertford Wednesday 5 a-side league moves into its 5th week, it's clear that the competition is only heating up. Stay tuned for more exhilarating football as these teams continue to battle for supremacy on the pitch.

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