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The Plymouth Monday 6-a-side Football League kicked off its new season last night, with teams from across six divisions - Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, Division 4, and Division 5 - battling it out on the pitch.

In the Premier League, Team Supreme V2 started the season strongly with a 3-1 victory over Jive Turkeys. MoLeicesters also secured a dominating 2-0 win against Pique Blinders FC, setting the tone for the battles that lie ahead in the upcoming weeks.

Over in Division 1, Saltash Unathletic showed their prowess with a resounding 3-0 triumph over For The Fish FC, while Lord Of The Wings scraped past Kia Picanto FC 2-1 in a closely fought contest.

In Division 2, Bazooka That Viduka outplayed TEG United with a final scoreline of 3-1, and Eleven Thirty FC defeated Law Abiding Sigurdssons 5-2. Keith It Lemon and Friendzone FC started the season with a 1-1 stalemate.

The Receding Hairlines and Lees Lions shared points in Division 3, each netting 3 goals apiece. The Balotellitubbies handed out a footballing lesson to Sladers Arms FC by winning 6-0, and I Need A Breather United fell to Trousers Down 11 with a score of 4-1.

In Division 4, AF United dispatched Shambles FC with an emphatic 10-0 win, showcasing their offensive prowess. Shagwell Army also showed no mercy, beating Ball Of Duty 8-0, while Gurnow Mill triumphed over Real Sosobad 3-1.

Finally, in Division 5, Packer Palace, Inter YaBAM emerged victorious against Austin FC and Boi United respectively. Mr Men And Friends and BBB FC played out a 2-2 draw.

The flurry of goals and intense competition marked an exciting start to the new season. It's still early days, but the top scorers in each division have set the bar high, and it will be interesting to see how the teams strategize in the upcoming matches to stop them. Stay tuned for more updates from the Plymouth Monday 6-a-side Football League.

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