September 7th 2026

Exeter Monday 6 a side news | WEEK 2

In a fervor of high-intensity competition and outstanding performances, the Exeter Monday six-a-side football league provided spectators with a thrilling spectacle, unfolding its second week with remarkable matches across all divisions.


PREMIER LEAGUE
In the Premier League division, the dominant performance came from the 6 Bricks who triumphed with a 12-6 victory over FC Diddlers. A notable mention goes to Shay Carick of 6 Bricks, who emerged as this week's top scorer in the division, netting a total of seven goals.


DIVISION ONE
Division 1 saw a stunning face-off where The Muffin Tops outperformed The Boys with a scoreline of 11-0, the highest of the night in the division. The division's top scorer, Rio Potter, contributed significantly to this impressive win by scoring five goals for The Muffin Tops.


DIVISION TWO
In Division 2, an exciting encounter took place between Murder On Zidanes Floor and Sands United FC Exeter, which ended with Sands United on top 5-3. Kai Cabrera of Spoono Fernandes stamped his mark as the top scorer, scoring five goals for his team.


DIVISION THREE
Division 3 saw a fiery competition as Sulimanya took the lead in an 6-2 win over AFC Class On Grass. Despite the loss, Ryan Cook of AFC Class On Grass emerged as the division's top scorer with two goals.


However, the highlight of the week was Archie Brown of TGFC, who was recognised as the most valued player of the week, showcasing exemplary skills and sportsmanship on the field. The week witnessed a fantastic display of talent and teamwork, setting the bar high for the upcoming rounds. Football enthusiasts eagerly await the next set of games, as the Exeter Monday league continues to captivate with its thrilling encounters.

Many thanks to the referees for their commitment, it's greatly appreciated!

Join our Exeter Monday 6-a-side league at the link below or get in touch on 07943 049781 for more information.

https://www.leisureleagues.net/signup/exwick-sports-hub/exeter-monday

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