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In an enthralling second week of the Plymouth Monday 6-a-side Football league, teams across five divisions battled it out in a spectacle of dazzling football.

In the Premier League, MoLeicesters secured a convincing 4-1 triumph over Barely Athletic, demonstrating their superiority with a clinical display. The night's biggest victory, however, came from Pique Blinders FC who annihilated Jive Turkeys with a staggering 10-0 win, setting new benchmarks in the league.

Division 1 saw tightly contested matches with Crouch Potato edging out Kia Picanto FC 3-2 in a nail-biting encounter. However, For The Fish FC and Lord Of The Wings couldn't be separated, ending in a 0-0 deadlock. Saltash Unathletic managed to overcome Ker Street with a 2-0 victory, showcasing their defensive prowess.

In Division 2, Bazooka That Viduka pulled off a narrow 2-1 win over Friendzone FC. However, the standout performance was Law Abiding Sigurdssons' 7-2 demolition of TEG United, which left spectators in awe of their attacking prowess.

Division 3 featured Sladers Arms FC's commendable 4-2 win over I Need A Breather United. Lees Lions also managed to secure a close 2-1 victory over The Balotellitubbies. However, Trousers Down 11 fell to The Receding Hairlines by a wide margin of 4-0.

In Division 4, Ball Of Duty recorded a 6-4 win over Real Sosobad in a thrilling high-scoring game. Meanwhile, Shambles FC suffered a heavy 7-0 defeat at the hands of Shagwell Army.

Lastly, Division 5 saw Austin FC fall 4-0 to Boi United, while Packer Palace overpowered Mr Men And Friends 4-2. BBB FC couldn't keep up with Inter YaBAM, losing 3-1.

Unfortunately, the top scorers for each division were not disclosed. However, with performances like these, it's clear that the Plymouth Monday league is teeming with talent. As the season progresses, the competition is sure to heat up. Stay tuned for more exciting football action next week.

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