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**Gillingham Monday League Heats Up in Week 7: Big Wins and Tight Races Across All Divisions**

GILLINGHAM, Kent – The tension mounted and goals flowed freely in week 7 of the highly competitive Gillingham Monday 6-a-side Football League, with every division seeing dramatic action and stand-out performances.

**Premier League**
KOE FC set the pace at the top of the Premier League, claiming a 4-2 triumph over Better Call Paul thanks to a lethal attacking display from their forward, Josh Hamilton, who netted a brace to bolster his position as the division’s top scorer. Back Of Your Neto also impressed with a 4-2 victory over PLP, while Todge To Glory kept their title ambitions alive with a 3-1 win against Net6 And Chill. DTR FC added to Roma Simpson’s woes, running out 4-1 winners in a commanding team performance.

**Division 1**
Hoo Mafia produced the night’s most emphatic result with a 7-1 demolition of Fox In The Boxall, spearheaded by the sensational Tom Price, who scored four and now leads the Division 1 scoring charts. Net 6 And Chill Reserves edged a tight game against Gangstas Allardyce 2-1, while Neville Wears Prada scraped past Lakeside FC 1-0 in a defensive masterclass. ME8 rounded out the division’s action with a 3-1 win over Rainham Raptors.

**Division 2**
Spectators were treated to a goal-fest in Division 2, with Mylittlescratchy and Inter Uranus sharing the spoils in a thrilling 4-4 draw. James Carter of Right Side Of The Rainham End stood out with a hat-trick in their 5-1 rout of Shakthar Senseless, making him the division’s leading marksman. Two more high-scoring draws saw Only Balls And Ponces tie 3-3 with Expecting Toulouse, and FC Lulli match Slicky Rickey FC in another 3-3 thriller.

**Division 3**
Division 3 continued its pattern of unpredictability, as The Amazing World Of Haramball thrashed Frith Athletic 4-0, with striker Alex Dean bagging a double to sit atop the division’s top scorer list. Sir Rochester Wood FC edged Real Medway 2-1, while Young Casp breezed past RealSoSoBad 4-1 to keep their promotion hopes alive.

As week 7 wraps up, attention turns to next Monday, when the race for silverware and golden boots intensifies further in Gillingham’s most exciting small-sided football competition.

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