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Football fans were treated to another exciting week of action in the Guernsey Wednesday 6-a-side Football League. It was the seventh week of the season, and all teams put up impressive performances that had spectators on the edge of their seats.

In the Premier League, the games were intensely competitive with Pelé Galaxy CF edging out Too Many Flutes FC in a tight 1-0 victory. Substandard Liege dominated Bossolona with a convincing 3-0 win. A thrilling draw was witnessed between Tonys Tackle Factory and Two Girls One Schlupp, ending at 2-2. Los Diablos put on a stellar performance, overpowering The Mail Men with a 7-2 victory, while RC FC triumphed over Donky Tree with a 7-3 scoreline.

Division 1 also saw its share of impressive games. Afro Stars suffered a 2-0 defeat against Baines On Toast, while One Foot In The Grave recorded a clean 3-0 victory against Class On Grass. Egg Fried Reus narrowly beat Brentford Rejects in a 1-0 contest, and Gash Galvanisers secured a 3-1 win over Bitcoin.

In Division 2, First Class Ballers fell to Ran Out Of Mane in a 2-7 loss, Only Put Matip In defeated Cherry-Poppers with a 3-1 scoreline. GUERNSEY ACADEMICALS scraped by AAFC with a 1-0 win, Football Club FC dominated Valpys FC with a 3-0 victory, while Who Ate All Depays secured a 4-1 win over Purple Reign.

Top scorers for each division were seen making their mark. In the Premier League, Los Diablos and RC FC were tied with seven goals each. For Division 1, One Foot In The Grave and Gash Galvanisers were the top performers with three goals apiece. Division 2 saw Ran Out Of Mane topping the chart with seven goals.

The teams will be back in action next week as the league continues to heat up. The competition is tough, but each team's dedication and sportsmanship are worth celebrating. Stay tuned for more updates as we follow the journey of these teams in the Guernsey Wednesday 6-a-side Football League.

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