Match Night 13 Match Report (Click to read)
In a thrilling sequence of events, the Kidderminster Sunday 6-a-side football league saw a series of high-intensity matches last night. The premier league games of week 13 kicked off with some spectacular performances, contributing to an exciting night of football.
Six Offenders took an impressive 4-2 victory over Sands FC, demonstrating their skills and teamwork. Liam once again was brilliant for Six Offenders, and takes home the MVP award
Oldman Athletic secured an impressive 4-2 win over MVP, with Toby Bowett delivering a standout performance that earned him the title of the most valuable player of the week. Bowett's fine form and tenacious gameplay were instrumental in Oldman's victory.
Walshes Crewe FC and Law Abiding Sigurddsons engaged in a fierce contest that ended with a nail-biting score of 7-5 in favour of Walshes Crewe FC. Despite the close competition, Walshes Crewe FC managed to maintain their lead and secure the win with Dylan the MVP
Athletico Madridminster faced an overwhelming defeat against Brandons Bengals, with the latter team scoring a staggering 8 goals against 1. This victory solidifies Brandons Bengals as a team to watch out for in the coming weeks as they have the title in their sights. The ever impressive Miah picked up the MVP award
The highlight of the night was undoubtedly the performance of BaloTellitubbies, who decimated Pain In Diaz with a whopping score of 11-2. Their success was largely attributed to the phenomenal performance of Marli, who scored an impressive 5 goals, making him the top scorer of the division and MVP.
With such high stakes and exceptional performances, the Kidderminster Sunday League continues to captivate football enthusiasts, leaving them eagerly anticipating the upcoming matches. The top-notch performances of the players promise an exhilarating remainder of the season.
The Sunday league breaks now for Christmas and New Year, with the league returning Sunday 5th January
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