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**Thrilling Action as Bradford Sunday League Reaches Halfway Stage**

The Bradford Sunday 7-a-side Football League delivered another exciting round of matches last night as teams in the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2 battled it out in week six of the season.

**Premier League Drama**
In the closely contested Premier League, Hilton FC edged past Hashtag United with a narrow 3-2 victory in a match that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. Hilton FC’s attacking prowess was on full display, with forward Ahmed Latif leading the charge and adding to his season tally to remain the division’s top scorer. In the other fixture, Smashtag United showcased their dominance with an emphatic 6-0 win over CR FC. Smashtag’s striker, Samir Hussein, bagged a hat-trick and continues to be a key figure in the race for the golden boot.

**Division 1 Goals Galore**
Division 1 saw plenty of goals, starting with Friendly United overpowering Keighley Patriots A 5-2. Friendly United’s forward, Bilal Shah, netted twice, solidifying his position as the division’s leading scorer. Westbank FC were also in fine form, overcoming 5 Foot Under 6-3 in a high-octane encounter, while Pak7 secured a hard-fought 1-0 win over Bradford Non-Athletic. The results leave Division 1 wide open, with several teams still in the hunt for promotion.

**Division 2 Shakes Up the Standings**
The action was equally intense in Division 2. FC Al-Aqsa bagged a convincing 6-3 win over KASHMIR BAKERY FC, thanks to a clinical performance from striker Hassan Mirza, who netted four and further extended his lead atop the division’s scoring charts. Lads On Tour also continued their impressive run, defeating Allerton FC Young Boys 4-1.

With the season at its midpoint, the Bradford Sunday League promises more excitement as teams jostle for top spots and individual players battle it out for the top scorer’s title in their respective divisions.

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