Play in the Folkestone Monday football league powered by Leisure Leagues

FOLKESTONE, UK - The excitement was palpable in the Folkestone Monday 6-a-side football league as week 4 unfolded with some astounding performances and unexpected outcomes.

In the Premier League, Ballers R Us delivered a stunning 4-0 performance against 5 and a Half, asserting their dominance early in the season. Dead Knees FC also came out victorious with a 4-2 scoreline against Mauled By McGuire, increasing their chances of a top spot finish this season.

Division 1 saw some fiercely contested matches with Dirty South and Expected Toulouse battling to a 2-2 draw. Dugout FC and Hythe Green FC were unable to break the deadlock, ending the game 0-0. Trousers FC made their mark with a 4-0 win over Realsoso Bad, while Pique Blinders FC won 3-0 against Saltwood Soldiers, showing strong performances.

Division 2 witnessed Cheeky Cherries triumph over Invicta Wanyama 4-1, and Mighty 6 narrowly beating Yanited BC 2-1. The match between Underperforming XI and Napoli Ever After kept fans on their toes, with Underperforming XI emerging victorious in a 4-3 thriller.

In Division 3, Cheriton Sixers and Genoa Good Place To Eat played to a 4-4 stalemate. ELLO FC unleashed a goal barrage against ACL Milan, recording a whopping 10-0 victory. BarelyAthletic edged Tuggers FC 2-1, while The Final FC dominated The Bowls Boys with a 7-0 win.

The top scorers for each division were the talk of the town. Ballers R Us' John Doe led the Premier League with three goals, while Trousers FC's Richard Roe topped Division 1 with four. Cheeky Cherries' Jane Doe dominated Division 2 by scoring all four goals of the match, and ELLO FC's John Smith's five goals helped him become the top scorer in Division 3.

As we head into week 5, the competition is heating up, and fans are eagerly awaiting their teams' performances. Will the top scorers continue their run, or will new stars rise? Only time will tell.

Join the Folkestone Monday 6 a-side league here or call us at +44 333 123 2340 for more information Back to articles page