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In the latest round of action from the Kidderminster Monday 6 a side Football League, spectators were treated to a thrilling display of football mastery, as teams in the Premier League division went head-to-head in week 17 of the season.

Leading the charge in the Premier League were the Kiddy Top Boys who delivered a commanding performance defeating Joes2Glory 6-0. The Top Boys have made their presence known this season, and their latest win cements their position as a force to be reckoned with. Ash once again was the Most Valuable Player with a commanding performance.

Not far behind, The Bridge Inn demonstrated their prowess with a 5-2 win over the Kiddy Rebels. John, of The Bridge Inn, stood out with an exceptional performance that earned him the accolade of the most valued player of the week. John’s performance was a testament to his skill and dedication, and he will undoubtedly be a player to watch as the competition unfolds.

In another exciting clash, Haydens Disciples triumphed over The Gunners with an 8-4 victory, while Hardly Athletic fell 5-2 to Chicken Tika-Taka.

The top scorer for the week in the Premier League was George of The Siberian Huskys. He netted an impressive 5 goals, placing him firmly in the spotlight.

Week 17 proved to be another exhilarating chapter in the Kidderminster Monday league. As the weeks progress, the Premier League teams continue to showcase their skills, making for an exciting season. With the performances displayed so far, spectators and teams alike, eagerly await the upcoming matches.

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