November 9th 2026

Ashton Under Lyne Sunday 6 a side news 2026-11-08

All the latest news from your local Curzon Ashton 6 a side league direct from Curzon Ashton Football Club.

**Thrilling Action and Standout Performances in Week 12 of Ashton Under Lyne Sunday 6-a-Side League**

Ashton Under Lyne, UK — The excitement was palpable on Sunday night as week 12 of the Ashton Under Lyne Sunday 6-a-side Football League delivered another round of high-octane fixtures in both Division 1 and Division 2. Teams battled fiercely, with standout individual performances lighting up the pitch.

In Division 1, the closely contested clash between Darts And Tarts FC and Net6nchill ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw. Fans were treated to a display of skill and determination as both teams fought for crucial points in the league standings. The match was notable for the exceptional performance of Aaron from Darts And Tarts FC, who netted both his team’s goals and emerged as the top scorer in Division 1 for the week. His sharp finishing and relentless energy were instrumental in securing a valuable point for his side.

Division 2 saw even more action-packed football, with three teams demonstrating their attacking prowess. Bayern Neverlusen secured a commanding 3-1 victory over Murder On Zidanes Floor, putting in a disciplined team performance. Meanwhile, Glossoped produced a dominant display, overwhelming 5 Mancs 1 Tank with a spectacular 7-0 win. The star of the night in Division 2 was Henry from Glossoped, who fired in an impressive hat-trick to become the week’s top scorer for the division. His clinical finishing and movement proved too much for the opposition defense to handle.

With just a few weeks remaining in the season, tension and excitement are building as teams in both divisions set their sights on glory. With players like Aaron and Henry in fine form, the race for the top spots promises plenty more drama in the coming weeks.

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