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Title: "Thrilling Week 11 Results in Ashton Under Lyne Sunday Football League"

In the ongoing Ashton Under Lyne Sunday Football League, week 11 served up a feast of goals and an exhibition of skill from the best local talent. This week’s games delivered excitement, drama, and more in both Premier League and Division 1.

In the Premier League, Ashton Villa put on a show with an impressive 5-2 victory over Malaga FC. The star of the night was none other than Sam Dunstan, who netted an impressive hat-trick to take his team to victory. His stellar performance has boosted his reputation and solidified his place as the top scorer in the Premier League. This victory could potentially be a turning point for Ashton Villa in their quest for league supremacy.

On the other hand, Going Toulouse demonstrated their dominance with a clean 4-0 slate against Man Shitty, continuing their fine form and adding further intrigue to the competition.

Moving on to Division 1, Gangsters Allardyce put on an exceptional show, defeating Old Pitches with a clear 4-0 scoreline. Logan, who scored a fantastic brace, led his team to victory and has been a standout performer this season, making him the top scorer in Division 1.

Elsewhere, Urgoingtoulouse secured a 5-1 victory over Shaw FC, showcasing their offensive capabilities. Meanwhile, Unathletic Bilbao eked out a narrow 2-1 win against Shitzerland, adding to the thrilling competition in Division 1.

This week provided a cocktail of dominance, resilience, and sheer skill across both Premier League and Division 1. With such enthralling performances and exciting results, the Ashton Under Lyne Sunday Football League continues to captivate football enthusiasts in the local community. As the season progresses, we can only expect the competition to heat up even more.

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