In the electrifying opening week of the Midsomer Norton Tuesday 5-a-side Football League, we were treated to thrilling displays of skill and tenacity. In the highly anticipated Premier League, we saw teams stepping onto the pitch with a strong determination to kick off the season on a high note.
PREMIER LEAGUE
One of the most gripping matches of the week was the evenly-matched game between Supply Line FC and Disastrous FC. The teams battled it out in a nail-biting 7-7 draw, showcasing dynamic attacking plays.
However, it was No Tie United that stole the show in the Premier League division, securing an astounding 12-6 victory over Exeter Gently. It was a display of team synergy and individual brilliance, as players maneuvered the ball with precision and flair. Captain Isaac Morley, in particular, emerged as a force to be reckoned with, netting an impressive seven goals for No Tie United and claiming the title of the week's top scorer in the Premier League this week.
Yet, even amidst such high-scoring, goal-filled games, one player stood out—not for his scoring prowess—but for his ability to influence the game in multiple facets. Craig Dix of Disastrous FC was awarded the 'Most Valued Player' of the week, his contribution in the game was pivotal, and his performance was nothing short of spectacular.
As the season has only just begun, these early results offer a glimpse into what promises to be a scintillating season ahead. The Midsomer Norton Tuesday Football League will undoubtedly continue to provide exhilarating games as teams vie for dominance in their respective divisions. One thing's for sure - we're all strapped in for an exciting ride!
A big thank you to Ryan for running the opening evening and to all of our players. Good luck next week!
ONE SPACE LEFT - JOIN NOW
Join our Midsomer Norton 5 a side league at the link below or get in touch on 07969 731086 for more information. We have one spot left in the league, join now and get playing next Tuesday. Thanks Rich
https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/midsomer-norton-sports-centre/midsomer-norton-tuesday
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