July 19th 2026

Southend Sunday 7 a side news 2026-07-19

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The Southend Sunday 7-a-side football league season kicked off with thrilling action across all divisions last night. Across the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2, teams battled it out on the pitch setting an exciting tone for the season ahead.

In the Premier League, 3 Lions On Our Shirt demonstrated their dominance by trouncing SHS Sevens with a 5-1 victory. The game showcased 3 Lions' offensive prowess and strong defense, making them a team to watch this season. Steve's Specials also started their campaign on a high note, clinching a narrow 4-3 win against UNCBRINI FC, suggesting that this could be a highly competitive season in the Premier League.

Over in Division 1, UNCBRINI FC 2 commenced their season with a convincing 3-0 win over F.C Sparkathorn. Meanwhile, MITS United suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat against Shoebury Very Unathletic in an evenly contested match.

In Division 2, SHS Seconds struggled against a formidable Sparkalona who put four past them without reply. 3 Lions On Our Shirts 2nds matched Sparkalona's goal tally in their 4-0 victory over Shoebury Unathletic. However, the most intense match of the division was MITS Athletic's hard-fought 2-1 defeat to A Dad And His Sons, with the latter showing they are not to be underestimated this season.

As we push forward into the season, top scorers for each division are emerging. In the Premier League, 3 Lions On Our Shirt lead the pack, with Division 1's top scorer being UNCBRINI FC 2. In Division 2, both Sparkalona and 3 Lions On Our Shirts 2nds are tied at the top of the goal charts.

The season has just started, but the competition is already heating up, with teams showcasing their skills, determination, and passion for the beautiful game. Stay tuned for more exhilarating action from the Southend Sunday 7-a-side Football league in the weeks to come.


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