Match Report Week 10 (Click Here To Read)
In the thrilling 10th week of the Kidderminster Monday football league, fans were treated to an action-packed night of six-a-side football. The competition in the Premier League division was intense, as teams fought tooth and nail to secure crucial points.
The Siberian Huskys edged out 2 Joes 1 Cup 6-5 in a high-scoring encounter that kept spectators on edge throughout the match. Despite a spirited performance from 2 Joes 1 Cup, The Siberian Huskys proved to be just too strong, showing their mettle when it mattered most.
Most Valuable Player - Bran (Siberian Huskys)
Hardly Athletic displayed their grit in a tightly contested match against The Gunners, eking out a 3-2 victory. In a game that could have swung either way, Hardly Athletic showed they had the nerve to pull through in clutch moments.
Most Valuable Player - Ryan (Hardly Athletic)
Chicken Tika-Taka took center stage with an incredible 10-2 demolition of Gerbil United FC.
Most Valuable Player - Bowen (Chicken Tika Taka
In another nail-biter, Kiddy Top Boys claimed a 4-3 win over Dingle Berries FC. The match was a stunning display of attacking football, with Kiddy Top Boys holding their nerve to secure all three points.
Most Valuable Player - Travis (Kiddy Top Boys)
Finally, Haydens Disciples recorded a comfortable 4-0 victory over Kiddy Rebels, demonstrating their defensive prowess and clinical finishing.
Most Valuable Player - Jack (Haydens Disciples)
As the league enters its business end, the competition is heating up with teams fighting for every point. The standout performer of the week was Gasparo of Chicken Tika-Taka, whose 4 goals propelled his team to a resounding victory. His performance has set the bar high as we look forward to another exciting week of six-a-side football action.
Games from this week will be uploaded to our Youtube channel - Leisure Leagues TV, with clips also on Tiktok / Instagram (@ll_6_5aside) and Facebook (Leisure Leagues Kidderminster)
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