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In a high-octane week 11 of the Aldershot Monday 6-a-side football league, teams in both the Premier League and Division 1 battled it out on the pitch, seeking to climb the ranks and assert their dominance.

In the Premier League, A La Bosh put on a thrilling performance against Lads Lads Lads, securing a decisive 5-1 victory. Their prowess on the field proving to be too potent for their opponents. Meanwhile, M3 FC edged out Boiler Brigade FC in a grueling 1-0 match, marking a crucial win for their campaign. The tension was palpable in the draw between Glass On Grass and Saka Potatos, which ended 1-1, while Hatrick Swayzee ran riot over Murder On Zidanes Floor with an impressive 8-1 win.

Moving onto Division 1, Mexico Utd's firm defense led them to a narrow 1-0 triumph over BCS FC, a result that could prove vital in the race for the title. The game between Six Offenders and We Have A Kalou ended in a competitive 1-0 victory for We Have A Kalou, showcasing their strong determination. Lastly, Tea And Busquets managed to clinch a 1-0 victory over Waldon Wanderers, demonstrating their ability to win tight games.

Top scorers for the week in the Premier League division were Hatrick Swayzee, with their stunning eight goals. A La Bosh followed closely with five goals, showcasing their offensive prowess. The top scorer in Division 1 was a well-fought battle with each winner scoring only one goal. However, the strength of Mexico Utd, We Have A Kalou, and Tea And Busquets cannot be overlooked as they managed to secure their respective wins.

Week 11 proved to be an exhilarating round in the Aldershot Monday league, with teams across both divisions showcasing skill, grit, and strategic prowess. As we move into week 12, the question remains - who will rise, who will fall, and who will ultimately emerge victorious in this thrilling league? Only time will tell. Stay tuned for more updates.

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