Paignton Wednesday 6 a side news end of season!
In the final round of the Paignton Wednesday 6-a-side Football league, Premier League dsaw some incredible matches as Bastows's Big Bazooka sealed the title by 2 points as Haven't Jota Clue lost their game narrowly.
PREMIER LEAGUE
Perhaps the most decisive victory of the evening was the one clinched by Bastows Big Bazooka FC. They defeated Two Left Feet with a 9-1 win, demonstrating their dominance in the league. The star player from Bastows Big Bazooka FC, Owen Taylor, scored an incredible six goals, topping the list of the week's high scorers in the Premier League as he helped them clinch the title.
In another highly anticipated match, Men Behaving Chadli edged out Haven't Jota Clue with a 4-3 win, in a game that was as thrilling as it was close but ended Jota's title hopes as they finished a runners up.
In other games we saw a breath taking match which saw Net Six And Chill narrowly managed to secure a 4-3 win against Ctrl Alt De Ligt. This win was particularly significant given the stellar performance of Rio Koyikkara from Ctrl Alt De Ligt, who was named the Most Valued Player of the week. Despite the team's loss, Koyikkara's exceptional skills on the pitch stood out, earning him this well-deserved recognition. Meanwhile, East Street FC dominated MK Big Dongs with an impressive 8-2 victory, a true testament to their offensive prowess.
Congratulations to Owen Taylor of Bastows Big Bazooka FC who picked up both the Golden Boot award with 24 goals in 11 games this season and the Player Of The Season with 3 MVP awards.
A big thank you to Jamie for running the evening at South Devon College with our referee's Barry and Marc. Their efforts are much appreciated by us and I'm sure all the players.
NEW SEASON STARTS 27TH MARCH - JOIN NOW
Join the Paignton Wednesday 6 a-side league for the start of the new season on the 27th March at the link below or get in touch on 07969 731086 for more information. Thanks Rich
https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/south-devon-college/paignton-wednesday