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In the whirlwind of week 4 of the Plymouth Monday 6-a-side Football League, teams from five divisions took to the field in a display of thrilling football.

In the Premier League, the Crouch Potato team secured a victory with a score of 6-1 against Gamballers, while The Receding Hairlines managed a tight win against Law Abiding Sigurdssons with a score of 2-1. Slug FC, unfortunately, fell short against the Pumas, who won the game with a resounding score of 5-1.

The Division 1 saw a goalless draw between I Need A Breather United and Jive Turkeys. However, the highlight of the division was the match between Whats Occuring and The Titans, with the former emerging victorious with a remarkable score of 11-3. Spackers FC struggled against Not In Ur Mums Forrest FC, who won the game by a significant margin of 8-1.

In Division 2, BUDO FC 2 and Madeline Milan secured victories against Paraolympiacos FC and Roll The Dyche, with scores of 3-1 and 3-0, respectively.

The Division 3 games were no less tense. BBB FC managed to scrape a win against Book Ake with a score of 1-0, while Trousers Down 11 and Mr Men And Friends won their games against Men With Ven and Tottenhamhotsperms, respectively.

In Division 4, Saltash Unathletic was the only team to score, winning their match against Gurnow Mill with a score of 2-0.

Finally, in Division 5, Austin FC fell short against Boi United, losing the game 2-5. Plymdale managed a win against Clive with a score of 2-0, and Jerry Can FC and Evan-essence FC ended their match in a 2-2 draw.

The top scorers for each division were Crouch Potato in the Premier League, Whats Occuring in Division 1, Madeline Milan in Division 2, Trousers Down 11 in Division 3, Saltash Unathletic in Division 4, and Boi United in Division 5.

As the season continues, each team will be looking to build on their performances and climb the divisions. Until next week, football fans!

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