October 19th 2026

Faversham Monday 6 a side news 2026-10-19

All the latest news from your local Faversham 6 a side league direct from Faversham Town Football Club.

A thrilling week 10 of the Faversham Monday 6-a-side Football league culminated last night with a high-tempo round of matches that saw teams in the Premier League division battling it out for mastery on the pitch.

In a surprising turn of events, Spoons Ultras made a bold statement with an 8-1 thrashing of Bangra United. The previously unbeaten Bangra United suffered their first defeat of the season, struggling to keep up with the rapid pace and sharpshooting accuracy of the Spoons Ultras.

Meanwhile, Paralympiakos showcased their prowess with a crushing 9-2 victory over Occasionally United. It was a match that saw Paralympiakos’ forwards in scintillating form, leading them to victory and proving why they're a team to be reckoned with in the Premier League division.

The clash between Net Six N Chill and Blue Lock proved to be a nail-biter, with Net Six N Chill clinching a narrow 4-3 victory in a fiercely contested match. Their valiant performance leaves them in a strong position moving into the next round of battles.

Elsewhere, Knitbags Fc secured a 3-1 win against a resilient Robsalonsalona, while Faversham Finest held their nerve to edge past OnlyFouls And Crosses 3-1. Finally, the tussle between Co-Op Mandem and Waterman And Webb FC was another close affair, with Waterman and Webb FC managing to squeeze out a 3-2 victory.

The top scorers of the Premier League division were undoubtedly Spoons Ultras and Paralympiakos, both teams leaving an indelible mark in this week's Faversham Monday league. Their performances have set the tone for the upcoming matches, with teams now aware of the stiff competition ahead. There's no doubt, the Premier League division is heating up, and as we look forward to the next round, it's anyone's game!

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