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A week of riveting football concluded last night in the Ashton Under Lyne Monday league, with matches taking place across Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3.

In the Premier League, Slumdog Mignolet showed their mettle by clinching a comprehensive 5-0 win against AFC BC. The star of the showdown was undoubtedly Nathan Harris, who netted a remarkable three goals, earning the title of the division’s top scorer. In other games, Railway FC and Goal Diggers battled to a 1-1 stalemate, while Blaze United and Astley Fc shared the spoils in a thrilling 3-3 tie. DFC FC narrowly lost to Bang Average, with the game ending 2-1.

Division 1 saw Unathletic Madrid falling to Asfc in a closely contested 2-1 match. Ste Min Fc also scraped a 2-1 triumph against Sulivans Vi. The highlight of the division was Sombrero FC's impressive 7-1 victory over Bangers N Bash, with Joel scoring two goals to become the division's top scorer.

In Division 2, Windy Reds emerged victorious against Bog Nation with a 3-1 score, thanks to Connor's brace which crowned him as the top scorer. Matches between McMuffin Men and UK Decs, and between Jabbalads FC and Celtic both ended in 2-1 victories for the latter teams. An entertaining clash saw Game Of Stones FC overcome Hoddlebogs VI 3-2.

Division 3 witnessed some high-scoring games. Chubby Alonsos defeated TOP HEAVY FC 3-0, while the most astounding match of the week was undoubtedly T2P's 17-0 demolition of Villemomble FC. Nathan played a pivotal role in the victory, scoring five goals and earning top scorer honors. The VARginas rounded off the week with a convincing 5-0 victory over Droylsden United.

With the third week of play in the books, the competition in Ashton Under Lyne Monday league is heating up across all divisions. As we look forward to next week's matches, the top scorers from each division will hope to continue their goal-scoring prowess.

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