In the seventh week of the thrilling Swadlincote Sunday football league, the Premier League showcased a high level of competition with some fascinating results that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Unfortunately, we had a no show from Loly McDs Army so we will be contacting them to ensure they are back for the next round of fixtures or they will be removed from the league. If you are unable to make a fixture, you must call head office on 0333 123 2340 as soo as you are aware thet the team is unable to attend. It is also beneficial if you give the required 7 days notice to ensure that you are not charged for the match.

In a closely contested match, the Mother Munchers and GAVS ARMY faced off, ending in a hard-fought 1-1 draw. Both teams displayed impressive teamwork and a strategic understanding of the game, but neither could clinch the decisive goal.

However, the highlight of the week came from WM Village's commanding 5-1 victory over Isnt It FC. The game was a display of sheer dominance by WM Village who left no stone unturned in their pursuit of victory.

The star of the Premier League division this week was none other than Owen from WM Village. He managed to find the back of the net three times, becoming the top scorer for the week. His exceptional performance was a key factor in WM Village's convincing win and has solidified his reputation as one of the premier scorers in the league.

Further adding to WM Village's stellar week, Brad Starkey was named the Most Valued Player. His superior skill and unwavering dedication on the field played a pivotal role in WM Village's triumph. Starkey’s performance not only displayed his personal prowess but also his ability to elevate his team to new heights.

This week’s results have heightened the anticipation for the upcoming matches in the Swadlincote Sunday league. With exceptional players like Owen and Brad Starkey, the Premier League division promises more excitement and outstanding performances in the weeks to come.

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