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Bridgend Sunday Football League continued its thrilling season with a high-octane week 3 across all divisions. Spectators were treated to an array of spectacular performances and breathtaking games from the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

In the Premier League division, Blackout Barbers maintained their impressive form with an emphatic 5-2 victory over Asda By Sarn in a match that was a delight for football purists. Aldi By Coney also registered a convincing 6-1 win against The Bee Team. However, the highlight of the Premier League was undoubtedly AC Brackla's 8-0 annihilation of Cherrys On Top, showcasing a dazzling performance that left spectators in awe.

Division 1 saw equally exciting action. Sons Of Pitches scored an impressive 4-2 victory over Steves Fish Shop, while Goats FC outclassed Brackla Ballers 5-2 in a thrilling encounter. The most decisive game in Division 1, however, was Netsix And Chill's 6-0 demolition of Jiggy With Trigg, marking their standing as a formidable force in the league.

In Division 2, Getafe Me Sister were edged out 1-0 by Tamaras Tarts in a closely contested battle. HoldingMatip FC and Whomper Stomper FC played out a tense 2-2 draw, while Gwynfi MASSIVE managed to scrape a 2-1 win against ChickenTikkaMoSalah, proving that every goal counts in this fiercely competitive league.

Top scorers for each division were key in their team's victories. In the Premier League, AC Brackla's forward was the star, with an impressive hat-trick contributing to their 8-0 victory. Division 1's top scorer came from Netsix And Chill, who scored a brace in their 6-0 win. Finally, in Division 2, Gwynfi MASSIVE's attacking midfielder made his mark with both the goals that secured their win.

As we look forward to the next week, these exciting results have truly set the stage for a thrilling continuation of the Bridgend Sunday Football League season.

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