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The Plymouth Thursday 6-a-side Football League kicked off in style yesterday as teams from across three divisions battled in the opening matches of the season.

In Division 1, Wild Boys made a flying start, emphatically defeating Ajax Treesdown 10-3. FC Bagalona also started on a high note, outclassing Heles Old Boys with a 6-3 victory. The most significant margin was witnessed in the game between Eritrea and Jewventus, with the latter coming out on top with an astounding 7-0 victory, setting the pace for the rest of the season.

Division 2 saw a stunning performance from Is Your Motherwell as they triumphed over Colins Princesses with a 5-1 scoreline. The Secret Stonks started their campaign with a 2-0 win over Niall P Ennis, while FC Roborough shocked the fans by cruising to a 12-0 victory against Ctrl Alt De Ligt, a remarkable feat that will surely make them the team to watch this season.

In Division 3, Badge Smackers FC bagged a 5-2 victory over Coastline, setting a high bar for the rest of the division. Dream Team lived up to their name, beating Useless FC 5-0, while DEPO FC edged out Cpr Football with a 6-4 win in what was a thrilling encounter.

As the season has just started, it's too early to call favourites, but these initial results reveal that there is no shortage of competition and talent across all divisions. Spectators and fans are eagerly looking forward to the subsequent fixtures as each team will be looking to improve upon their performance and outdo their competitors.

With such an exciting start, it's clear that the Plymouth Thursday League will be a spectacle of talent, skill, and exhilarating competition. One can only wait to see how the forthcoming league games will shape the season and which players will emerge as top scorers for their respective divisions. Stay tuned for the upcoming action-packed matches of the Plymouth Thursday 6-a-side Football League.

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