Match Report Week 6 (click here to read)
In the thrilling week 6 of the Kidderminster Monday 6-a-side Football League, the Premier League division witnessed some intense matchups and remarkable performances. Teams have put on a great show, demonstrating skill, teamwork and a relentless pursuit of victory.
In what was arguably the highlight of the night, Haydens Disciples made their mark on the Premier League with a solid 6-2 victory over Chicken Tika-Taka. Their forward, Charley, proved to be in stellar form, ultimately earning him the title of the week's most valued player. His unwavering performance and pivotal role in securing the win cannot be overstated.
Similar high octane action was witnessed in the clash between The Siberian Huskys and Rosa Parks The Bus with the latter emerging victorious, 5-3, adding another feather to their cap and to take them up to 6th
Most Valuable Player- Jake (Rosa Parks The Bus)
The Gunners faced a setback against Kiddy Top Boys, with the scoreboard reading 4-1 in favor of the latter who remain top of the table, unbeaten so far
Most Valuable Player- Brandon (Kiddy Top Boys)
However, the game that stole the show was between Boggies Boys and Old Men FC, with Old Men FC demonstrating absolute dominance on the field, registering an impressive 7-1 victory. Rowe of Old Men FC was the standout player, topping the Premier League division's scoring chart tonight
Most Valuable Player- Rowe (Old Men FC)
As we advance into the season, these teams continue to show the intensity and passion characteristic of the Premier League division. The sporting spirit and competition promise an exciting journey ahead in the Kidderminster Monday 6-a-side Football League.
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