In the thrilling seventh week of the Exeter Monday 6-a-side Football League, teams across the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 displayed some exciting football.
PREMIER LEAGUE
In the Premier League, HEAV CRESS suffered a loss to 6 Bricks with a 2-4 scoreline, while TGFC managed to edge past FC Diddlers in a closely contested affair, winning 4-3. The Boys were left wanting, falling 2-3 to Albanian Rozzers. Thirsty Beaver FC and Wacko FC entertained the fans with a nine-goal thriller, with Wacko FC emerging victorious at 5-4. Denis Petrescu put on an impressive performance for The Boys, becoming the top scorer for the division with 3 goals.
DIVISION ONE
Turning to Division 1, Registered Sesk Offenders were beaten 2-5 by Pathetic Athletic, while Puyol Pants Down narrowly lost to Surreal Madrid, finishing the game 3-4.
DIVISION TWO
In Division 2, Sands United FC Exeter lost to AC MyNan 0-3, Six Offenders triumphed over Newton 5-4, Spoono Fernandes were defeated by Boss Copters 1-11, and The Badgers FC secured a convincing victory over Tiki Taka with a 6-1 scoreline. Adam Mellors of Boss Copters shone as the division's top scorer, netting 6 goals.
DIVISION THREE
In Division 3, Mason Getafe Me and AFC Class On Grass battled to a 1-1 draw, as did Milltop Motor Boaters and Magasakis Men with a 4-4 scoreline. Chubby Alonso's and Barely Athletic also drew, finishing at 3-3 while Real Sosobad edged past Queens Park Strangers 2-1. Ethan Lambourne of Magasakis Men was the division's top scorer with 2 goals.
The most valued player of the week was Sam Blood from Real Sosobad, demonstrating standout skills and contributing significantly to his team's success.
Stay tuned for more action as we head into week 8 of the Exeter Monday 6-a-side Football League.
A big thanks goes to the referees for their commitment to us here at Leisure Leagues!
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