August 10th 2026

Gillingham Monday 6 a side news 2026-08-10

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In an exciting evening of football, the Gillingham Monday league saw a flurry of goals and gripping action on the pitch. The latest week, week 9, of the league saw teams from four divisions, namely the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3, battling it out for glory.

In the Premier League, Back Of Your Neto showcased an offensive masterclass with a 7-1 win over KOE FC. Not far behind, Todge To Glory thrashed Better Call Paul with a score of 7-3. The third match saw DTR FC emerge victorious with a score of 3-1 against NO BALL GAMES FC.

Over in Division 1, Expecting Toulouse put on a stellar performance, defeating Inter Uranus 6-0. A ferocious match between ME8 and Hoo Mafia ended with a 2-5 scoreline in favor of the latter. Roma Simpson secured a hard-fought victory against Net6 And Chill with a final score of 3-1. The match between PLP and Gangstas Allardyce was a high-scoring affair with PLP triumphing 6-4.

In Division 2, a closely contested match between Right Side Of The Rainham End and Mylittlescratchy ended in a 1-1 draw. The second match saw Ajax Trees Down defeat Shakthar Senseless 3-0. Rainham Raptors overcame Only Balls And Ponces 3-1, while Sir Rochester Wood FC celebrated a 4-2 victory against Rainham End.

Finally, in Division 3, AFC Diegos Finest beat RealSoSoBad 4-2. Up The Roch FC dominated against Frith Athletic, winning 7-1, and FC Lulli narrowly defeated Real Medway 2-1 in a nail-biting contest.

With the league in full swing, we are witnessing some thrilling football, with top scorers emerging from each division. Back Of Your Neto, Expecting Toulouse, Sir Rochester Wood FC, and Up The Roch FC have been particularly impressive, leading their respective divisions in goal-scoring. The competition remains fierce as the league continues into its next week.


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