July 20th 2026

Warwick Monday 6 a side news 2026-07-20

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In a spectacular display on the field last night, week 9 of the Warwick Monday Football League concluded with some exciting results. The games were loaded with high energy, exceptional skill, and thrilling finishes across the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

In the prestigious Premier League, Inter ThePub emerged victorious over CescOffenders with a score of 5-3. This was closely followed by a clean sweep by Netsix And Chill against Borussia Monchenfatback, a stark 7-0. However, the most nail-biting match was between Oscars Illegal Guardians and Viallis FC, with the latter edging out a narrow victory at 4-3.

Division 1 witnessed some high-scoring games. Kurdish Folk and Anita Max Wynn battled it out in a strenuous competition that concluded with Kurdish Folk clinching the win with a 12-10 score. In other matches, Kroos Control surpassed No Way Jose with a 4-2 score while Rickarts Youngboys secured a win against Who Divock Are You with a close 3-2 score.

Meanwhile, in Division 2, Muller Reus and Hakuna Juanmata ended in a deadlock at 5-5. Unathletico Madrid outplayed Goal Diggers with a decisive 5-2 win, and Xavi Dodgers FC dominated WMC Wanderers with an astonishing 9-1 score.

While the games were fiercely competitive, highlighting the team spirit and sportsmanship, the top scorers for each division were the real game-changers. The top scorers for Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2 were players from Inter ThePub, Kurdish Folk, and Xavi Dodgers FC respectively. Their exceptional performance played a significant role in their team's victories and they were recognized for their relentless efforts.

As the Warwick Monday Football League progresses into its 10th week, the competition is expected to intensify further. The teams will be looking to improve on their performance and climb up the league table.


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