**Thrilling Encounters in Week 12 of the Benfleet Monday 6-a-side League: Only Two Weeks Remaining**
The Benfleet Monday 6-a-side Football League delivered another exhilarating round of fixtures last night as teams battled for crucial points with just two weeks remaining in the season. Excitement is building across the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2, as squads eye a strong finish and look to secure their places for the upcoming campaign.
**Premier League**
In the Premier League, Old Boys FC edged out Castard FC with a narrow 1-0 victory in a tightly contested match. Meanwhile, Sporting Lesbian continued their dominant run, overwhelming If In Doubt Kick It Out with a 7-2 win, thanks to a clinical attacking display. Earth Wind And Maguire were also in fine form, notching a 6-4 triumph over Exeter Gently in a high-scoring affair. Six Offenders kept their hopes alive with a 7-4 success over Kitmans Make A Wish, ensuring the race for the top spot remains fierce. The top scorer in the Premier League is currently Sporting Lesbian’s star forward, who added to their tally with a stunning hat-trick.
**Division 1**
Division 1 saw Bas Boys clinch a thrilling 5-4 win against Joopies FC, showcasing their resilience in a nail-biting encounter. Kabongolo FC displayed impressive attacking prowess to secure a 6-4 win over 3 Brothers And The Rest, while Leaveherarsealona delivered the performance of the night by dismantling Ola 10-2. This emphatic result was spearheaded by Leaveherarsealona’s prolific striker, who currently leads the division’s scoring charts.
**Division 2**
Division 2 continued to provide drama and goals in abundance. Stroke Titty FC claimed a convincing 6-2 triumph over Livs Army, while Mind The GAAP showcased their offensive strength with a 9-3 demolition of Rayleigh Madrid. Net Six And Chill also made their mark, overpowering Bang Below Average 5-2, and Hammered VI collected a 2-0 win over Bendersontour. The top scorer in Division 2 remains Net Six And Chill’s talisman, who netted a brace to extend their lead.
With only two weeks left in the season, teams are urged to secure their places for the next campaign and finish the current season on a high. The action promises to intensify as the race for glory nears its end in all three divisions.