August 3rd 2026

Cannock Monday 6 a side news 2026-08-03

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In an exhilarating final week of the season at the Cannock Monday 6-a-side football league, teams across the Premier League and Division 1 divisions gave it their all to secure crucial victories.

In the Premier League, Skillage In The Village managed to secure a stand-off against Pathetico Madrid with a nail-biting 0-0 draw. However, the highlight of the division was the match between The Arcade Cannock and Stroke Titty FC, where the latter dashed hopes with a clean 2-0 win. The Colts also faced a tough challenge against Thiago X Silva and had to bow out with a 0-2 defeat.

Over in Division 1, matches were equally thrilling. High-flying Aston Villagers triumphed over NOT IN UR MOMS FOREST with an impressive 6-2 scoreline. Messi Pants left River Rangers in their dust with a convincing 5-1 victory, while Pjanic At The Isco lost 2-4 against an unstoppable BEAAANNS team. Hwang He Fix It Yes Hee Chan had a difficult evening against Cash Out and Cry, ultimately losing out 0-2.

Amidst all the action, one player shone the brightest - Jake Ellis of BEAAANNS, who was deservedly named the most valued player of the week. His performances have been nothing short of exceptional, helping propel his team to numerous victories.

As the dust settled on the final week, Skillage In The Village emerged as the winners of the Premier League Division with a remarkable total of 34 points and 16 wins. Meanwhile, Aston Villagers reigned supreme in Division 1, also boasting an impressive tally of 34 points and 16 wins.

Congratulations to all the teams for showing incredible sportsmanship, skill, and determination throughout the season, and special applause to the winning teams - Skillage In The Village and Aston Villagers - for their remarkable performances.

As the season concludes, we look forward to more exhilarating matches and exceptional performances in the next.


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