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In the exciting world of amateur football, last night saw one of the most exhilarating weeks of the Gillingham Monday 6-a-side Football League season. Even though it was only week four, the teams of Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2 demonstrated impressive plays that will be talked about for weeks to come.

In the Premier League, the night belonged to Gangstas Allardyce as they triumphed with a 4-0 win over TBC FC. Sturry FC outdid Expecting Toulouse with a 5-1 victory, while Lahmas managed to scrape a win against Tracksuit Friends 4-2. However, the most commanding performance came from Goal Diggers, who blanked Medway Argyle 4-0. The highlight of the evening was the stellar performance by James of Lahmas, who netted three goals to become the top scorer in the Premier League division.

Division 1 also saw some spectacular action. Shakthar Senseless edged out The Anti-Crumble Crew 2-1, while Moleicester City FC and Mylittlescratchy ended in a 2-2 draw. Meanwhile, CRYSTAL PHALLUS steamrolled over Tunbury 6s with a decisive 5-1 victory. Aaron Wan-Bissaka Nil suffered a narrow loss against the Rainham Raptors, ending 2-1. Tommy from CRYSTAL PHALLUS stood out as he scored an impressive three goals, topping the Division 1 charts for this week.

Over in Division 2, AFC Ben Nevis fell short against Dijk In Dias, ending 1-4. Hoo Mafia triumphed over Werder Beermen with a 2-0 victory, while Balotelli-Tubbies managed a solid 2-0 win against Neville Wears Prada. The match between Wonderboys FC and Real Jacamo ended in a competitive 2-2 draw. The top scorer for Division 2 was Lewis Keenan from Balotelli-Tubbies, who bagged two goals.

As the season strides forward, the teams continue to demonstrate their skills and dedication to the game. We look forward to the coming weeks and the thrilling action they are sure to bring in the Gillingham Monday 6-a-side Football League.

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