October 16th 2025

Aylesbury Thursday 5 a side news | WEEK 11

In a thrilling display of skill, strategy, and passion, Week 11 of the Aylesbury Thursday 5-a-side Football League held spectators on the edge of their seats as teams squared off in the Premier League and Division 1.


PREMIER LEAGUE
In the Premier League, Gangsters Allardyce and Inter Your Bin FC clashed in a tense face-off. Gangsters Allardyce were in control throughout the match, ultimately sailing to a 5-2 victory. However, the most impressive performance of the night came from Moosh FC who dominated Watermead FC in a 14-2 victory. The top billing of the evening was Louis Mendicino of Moosh FC who alone netted an astonishing 6 goals, claiming the title of top scorer in the division.


The clash of Jubs Jentlemen and Teenage Mutant Ninja Skrtels was a high-action encounter, with the Skrtels emerging victorious with a 6-3 win.


DIVISION ONE
Over in Division 1, Pendu City demonstrated a strong offensive against Bibs, resulting in a staggering 10-1 victory. Unfortunately, no top scorers were reported for this division.


These games showcased the competitive spirit and talent that has come to define the Aylesbury Thursday league. Each goal, each pass, and each save showcased the dedication of these amateur players. As we move into Week 12, the boundaries of this friendly competition will surely be pushed further.


As the season progresses, we hope to see continued sportsmanship and passion from all teams involved. The performances of these teams continue to ignite the excitement and enthusiasm of fans, promising a riveting continuation to the Aylesbury Thursday Football League. Stay tuned for more updates on the ongoing season.

A big thanks to the referees, without them we wouldn't be able to run the league so smoothly and consistently!


Join the Aylesbury Thursday 5 a-side league by clicking the link below or call Tom at 07943 049781 for more information

https://www.leisureleagues.net/signup/aqua-vale-swimming-fitness-centre/aylesbury-thursday

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