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In a thrilling evening of football, the third week of the Oxford Wednesday 5-a-side Football League came to a close with some remarkable performances in both the Premier League and Division 1.

In the Premier League, Firetoe FC displayed a scintillating performance against Goal Diggers, securing a dominant win with an impressive 6-1 final score. Firetoe FC's relentless attack proved too much for Goal Diggers, underscoring their standing as a formidable force in the league.

Misfits then squared off against Tim Howard Street, overpowering them with a remarkable 6-2 victory. Misfits took control of the game from the off, producing a display of skill and agility that left Tim Howard Street trailing in their wake.

The Premier League's night of drama concluded with Puyol Pants Down FC silencing the Boathouse Bad Boys with a decisive 5-0 triumph. Puyol Pants Down FC's commanding performance has placed them in the spotlight as potential title contenders.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, a spectacular encounter between FC Copenbadly Reserves and Weeee Charvas Fc ended in a 4-4 draw. The nail-biting match had spectators on the edge of their seats as both teams fought vigorously until the final whistle.

In the remaining encounter of Division 1, Lads On Toure narrowly edged past Substandard Liege with a 4-3 victory. In a game where the lead swung back and forth, it was Lads On Toure who were able to hold their nerve and secure the crucial win.

In terms of individual brilliance, the top scorers for the Premier League and Division 1 were from Firetoe FC and Lads On Toure respectively, further cementing their teams' strong performances this week.

The Oxford Wednesday League continues to deliver high-quality football, with the results of this week promising an exciting season ahead. The teams will be back in action next week, as they look to build on their performances and climb up the league tables.

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