September 24th 2026

Cannock Wednesday 6 a side news 2026-09-23

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In the final week of the thrilling Cannock Wednesday 6-a-side football league, decisive victories and surprising defeats unfolded across five divisions.

In the Premier League division, IDEAL FC secured the victory with a total of 23 points, and 11 wins. The team showcased a stunning performance against Toby Minton FC, triumphing 4-2. Nonetheless, the division's most resounding victory came from Royal Coke FC, who trounced Greasy United with a scoreline of 10-0.

The Division 1 saw ORIENTAL DELIGHT emerge victorious, amassing a total of 27 points and 13 wins. The team flawlessly defeated Old Coffin Dodging Galacticos 6-3 to cement their position at the top. However, the highest scoring match of the division was between Weasel Tits XI and Banjo Breakers, with the latter scoring 8 goals to 3.

In Division 2, Expected Toulouse emerged champions with a total of 23 points and 11 wins, capped off by a 5-0 victory over Norton Local AFC. Schlupp Matip put on a spectacular performance, scoring 6 goals to nil against AC Me Rollin.

The Division 3 championship was seized by MABLES SPARTANS with a total of 22 points and 11 wins. In their final match, they narrowly defeated Cosa Nostra 1-0. Puyol Pants Down also put up a great performance, winning their match against Gas On Grass 2-0.

In Division 4, Lads And Dads took the top honours with a total of 22 points and 10 wins. They rounded off the season with a 4-0 victory against Under My Cucurella. However, the highest scoring match was between Six Lads One Ball and Earth Wind And Maguire, with the latter scoring a whopping 11 goals to 1.

The high-octane matches, magnificent goals and astonishing performances have made this season of Cannock Wednesday football league undoubtedly memorable. As we celebrate the champions and top scorers, we look forward to another thrilling season next year.


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