Havant Tuesday 6 a side news | WEEK 10

In an exhilarating showdown of skill, strategy and sportsmanship, the Havant Tuesday 6-a-side football league concluded its 10th season last night. The Premier League division, known for its fierce competition, lived up to its reputation with some high-scoring matches and exceptional performances.

Stranger Mings swept the pitch with a solid performance against Mojarro United, clinching victory with a score of 9 - 5. Karl Roberts of Mojarro United made a commendable effort, emerging as the top scorer for the division with a total of three goals. His performance, however, could not turn the tide in favor of his team, but it definitely kept the spectators on their toes.

The match between Queens Park Strangers and Horndean Hackers ended with the latter emerging victorious with a score of 5 - 2. Rickys Children and Aint Got A Kalou concluded their game with a 2 - 2 draw, adding to the tension of the final week.

The crowning glory of the season, however, belonged to Horndean Hackers. They proved their mettle by winning the Premier League division with an impressive total of 19 points and a record of 9 wins. Their triumph was a testament to their team spirit and exemplary performance throughout the season.

Moreover, the team also had the honor of playing host to the most valued player for the week, Ryan Humphrey. His outstanding performance played a significant role in the team's triumph, earning him the much-deserved recognition.

As the final whistle blew, marking the end of another season, the players and spectators alike were left with memories of skillful goals, outstanding performances, and compelling matches. With the conclusion of the season, all teams will now gear up and strategize for the next showdown.

A big thanks goes to the referees for running another great league night in Havant!

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

https://www.leisureleagues.net/signup/front-lawn-community-hub/havant-tuesday