The Aylesbury Thursday Football league reached its halfway point yesterday, with week five throwing in some intriguing results in both the Premier League and Division 1. The footballing spectacle offered a balanced cocktail of skill, strategy, and innate talent as teams squared off in nail-biting encounters on the pitch.
PREMIER LEAGUE
In the Premier League division, Goal Diggers turned the table with a resounding 17-1 victory over Press Start Now FC. Elsewhere, Moosh FC edged a closely fought contest against Teenage Mutant Ninja Skrtels with a 6-4 score line. Watermead FC also showed their dominance with a convincing 13-4 win over Nashe-UK FC while Grasselona outplayed Inter Your Bin FC, securing an 8-1 win. Highlight of the evening was the stellar performance by Luis Santaniello of Watermead FC, who registered an impressive total of 8 goals, making him the top scorer in the Premier League division.
DIVISION ONE
Moving on to Division 1, Bibs outclassed AYLESBURY FC with a solid 12-5 win. Pendu City emerged triumphant with a 6-4 victory over Intervale FC. Non Bibs and Yes Guys (REAL) locked horns in a scintillating duel that ended in a 5-5 draw, while Gueye Pride and Gangsters Allardyce also ended their match in a thrilling 6-6 deadlock. The spotlight in Division 1 was on Max Roddis of Bibs who displayed his scoring prowess by netting a total of 4 goals, earning him the title of the top scorer in Division 1.
As we move into the second half of the season, there's everything to play for in the Aylesbury Thursday Football League. The teams, armed with their week five experiences, will certainly be looking to up their game and deliver more thrilling performances. The season is heating up, and we can't wait to see what's in store for week six!
A big thanks to the referees for keeping this league running as we approach the Christmas break!
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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