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Dorchester's Premier Thursday Night 6-a-side Football League wrapped up its eighth week of thrilling action yesterday. The games were a roller coaster of goals, providing an exciting spectacle for all the fans present.

In the Premier League, every match was fought hard and the results were a testament to the competitive spirit of the teams. Albinos Army and Pay To Win FC locked horns in a thrilling encounter that ended in an intense 3-3 draw. It was a whirlwind match of offense and defense, leaving the spectators on the edge of their seats. Not So Hotspurs pulled off a nail-biting victory against Tekkerslovakia, with the final score being 5-4 in favor of the victors. However, the match of the night was undoubtedly Shane Long Island Iced Tea's dominant 4-1 victory over FSMFC, showcasing their on-field prowess.

In Division 1, NetSixAndChill FC edged past Brexit Ballers with a narrow 3-2 victory. Meanwhile, Portland Oldies demonstrated their top form by triumphing over Saurus FC with a resounding 4-0 scoreline. Goal Diggers and Responseless Rovers ended their intense game with a 1-1 draw. In other news, Dorch Dicking Crew stole the show with a stunning 5-1 victory against FC Porno, proving their mettle as a team to watch out for.

The top goal scorers for the Premier League were from Not So Hotspurs and Shane Long Island Iced Tea, who scored 5 and 4 goals respectively. In Division 1, the spotlight was on Portland Oldies and Dorch Dicking Crew, who netted 4 and 5 goals respectively.

The week of the league has left everyone excited for what's to come, as teams continue to battle for supremacy. The competitive spirit, the passion, and the goals, all make Thursday nights in Dorchester a treat for football enthusiasts. It is eagerly anticipated what the next week will bring.

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