Match Report Week 12 (click to read)
The Premier League division of the Kidderminster Sunday League, one of the most fiercely competitive football leagues, showcased thrilling encounters in its 12th week, with Brandons Bengals, Law Abiding Sigurddsons, Oldman Athletic, and Tism FC making headlines.
In a lopsided duel, Brandons Bengals silenced BaloTellitubbies with a blistering 9-2 victory. The Bengals exhibited the spirit of true champions, dominating the pitch and sending shockwaves through the division. BaloTellitubbies, on the other hand, will be looking to bounce back from this defeat in their upcoming matches.
Most Valuable Player- Shuyab (Brandons Bengals)
The clash between Law Abiding Sigurddsons and Athletico Madridminster was a spectacle of high-octane football, with Sigurddsons clinching a hard-fought victory with a 4-3 scoreline. The match was a testament to the level of competition in the Premier League division.
Most Valuable Player- Ollie (Law Abiding Sigurddsons)
Oldman Athletic and Walshes Crewe Fc were evenly matched, settling for a 2-2 draw. Oldman's Jack Blazier stood out with his superlative performance, earning the Most Valued Player of the Week. Blazier's laudable efforts for Oldman Athletic significantly contributed to the team's position this week.
Sands Fc faced a tough defeat against Tism FC, with the latter dominating the game to secure a 10-2 victory. Tism FC's scintillating performance is sure to boost their morale for the upcoming matches.
Most Valuable Player- Tom (Tism FC)
With several more weeks of action-packed football remaining, the Kidderminster Sunday League's Premier League division promises to deliver more excitement and breathtaking matches. Stay tuned for more updates on the league's progress, top performers, and thrilling encounters.
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