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Title: Plymouth Thursday League Week 13 Showdown: Division 1, 2 and 3 Results

In the thrilling 13th week of the Plymouth Thursday League, the teams played their hearts out, resulting in some phenomenal football across the board in Divisions 1, 2, and 3.

The headline grabber of the night was the Division 1 clash between Stain Fc and BUDO FC, in which BUDO FC emerged victorious, netting 6 goals against 3. The game was a see-saw battle with BUDO showing their attacking prowess. Meanwhile, Unathletico Madrid edged out Wild Boys in a tight 2-1 match, proving their mettle in the clutch moments. Also in Division 1, Mugshots Or Back Shots claimed a decisive 3-1 victory over Dream Team, asserting their dominance in the league.

In Division 2, Bumfica made a statement with an emphatic 9-0 victory over Dobby Athletic, topping the division's scoring charts. Meanwhile, Rapsons FC grinded out a hard-fought 2-1 win against Niall P Ennis, demonstrating their tenacity and resilience. The most nail-biting match of the division was between Mount Meth Fc and Moat-A-Boat, with Mount Meth Fc winning 5-4 in a high-scoring encounter.

Lastly, Division 3 saw some intense matches as well. The match between A. CPR and Junction FC ended in a 2-2 draw, reflecting the evenly matched skill levels of both teams. Useless FC impressed with a 3-0 win against Kenya Swallow, showing their defensive prowess. Equally notable was the 1-1 draw between Pathetico Madrid and John Has Bomb. However, the standout performers of the division were 6icks FC, who trounced Boss Orange FC 5-0, making a strong case for their ascendancy in the league.

It was indeed a night of high-octane football for the Plymouth Thursday League, with BUDO FC, Bumfica, and 6icks FC topping their respective divisions. As we head into the coming weeks, fans are eagerly awaiting more such thrilling performances from their favourite teams.

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