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The Plymouth Monday 6-a-side Football League delivered another thrilling week of action under the floodlights, with teams across five divisions showcasing their skills in what was an eventful round of matches.

In the Premier League, The City Boys demonstrated their dominance with a convincing 5-2 victory over Jive Turkeys. Proving to be a force to reckon with, This Is Our Year FC humbled Sevilla Depression with a 6-1 scoreline, demonstrating their high-octane performance.

Division 1 saw TB7 showing no mercy with a 9-0 thrashing of Dyslexia Untied, making it clear that they meant business this season.

In Division 2, Barely Athletic secured a 2-0 victory against The Balotellitubbies while Law Abiding Sigurdssons fell short against Crouch Potato with a 3-1 defeat. The highlight of this division, however, was Class On Grass' 4-0 triumph over Lord Of The Wings.

Saltash Unathletic made headlines in Division 3 with a resounding 7-0 win against Austin FC. Ollies Angels also had a field day, netting eight goals past Make A Wish FC to win 8-0. Friendzone FC showed their defensive prowess with a clean sheet against Manchest-hair, ending the match 3-0.

The Receding Hairlines narrowly beat AF United 2-1 in a closely fought match in Division 4. Trousers Down 11, however, stole the show with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Obi Wan Kenobi Nil.

Finally, in Division 5, Ball Of Duty edged past Mr Men and Friends with a 3-2 win. Lees Lions roared to a 6-2 victory against Packer Palace, while Gurnow Mill scraped a narrow 2-1 win over Boi United.

The top scorers for each division, whose precision and skill lit up the pitch, were The City Boys for the Premier League, TB7 for Division 1, Class on Grass for Division 2, Saltash Unathletic for Division 3, Trousers Down 11 for Division 4, and Lees Lions for Division 5.

Stay tuned for more exciting football action as the season continues to unfold.

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