Deeside Monday 5 a side news 2025-03-03
The Deeside Monday Night 5-a-side Football league passed its mid-season mark with a series of thrilling matches in its Premier League division this week.
In an adrenaline-fueled evening, Barely Athletic emerged victoriously, upending Chaplin's Chaps 5-3. The Athletic squad showcased their domination on the field, executing a well-orchestrated game plan that left the Chaps struggling to catch up.
Boweld FC continued their successful run, overpowering DFC 3-1. Boweld FC's defensive line remained un-breachable, successfully thwarting DFC’s determined attempts, and their offense seized every opportunity to push ahead.
Meanwhile, FCC FC, in a remarkable display of skill and strategy, outdid Fellas 5 with a scoreline of 4-1. FCC FC's spectacular performance further solidified their position in the league, as they continue their march towards the final rounds.
In a strikingly one-sided match, Gladstone Ladyboys ruthlessly steamrolled Net Six And Chill, netting five goals to none. The Ladyboys clearly demonstrated their intent to make a significant impact this season.
Out On Bale also fell short against Johnsons Under 9s, succumbing to a 0-3 defeat. Johnsons' youthful energy and swift gameplay proved too much for Out On Bale to handle.
The most significant margin of victory of the night, however, belonged to MK Buds FC, who put up a whopping 10 goals against NW Rangers' 2. MK Buds FC's offensive onslaught was a spectacle to behold, and their impressive win has certainly sent ripples through the Premier League division.
The top scorers for the week were not disclosed, but given the high scoring matches, it's certain there are a few players who made a significant contribution to their teams' respective victories.
As we head into week 9, the teams will be looking to build on their performances and climb the Premier League standings. The Deeside Monday Night 5-a-side Football league promises more thrilling encounters in the upcoming weeks.
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