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In a thrilling third week of the Swindon Monday 6-a-side football league, spectators were treated to a display of highly competitive matches in both Division 1 and Division 2. The teams battled it out under the floodlights, demonstrating their passion, commitment and footballing prowess.

In Division 1, Champagne Super Rovers clinched a nail-biting victory against Fruity Dons FC, with a final score of 3 - 2. This victory adds to their impressive track record this season, solidifying their position as one of the top contenders in the league.

Meanwhile, M Town Rovers proved too strong for Moyes Are Back In The Hood, defeating them 4 - 2. This win comes as a significant boost for M Town Rovers, who have shown consistent improvement since their first match.

In an equally intense matchup, Farcalona edged past Route One, emerging victorious with a narrow margin of 3 - 2. The match was a dazzling display of offensive prowess from both teams, making it one of the week's most exciting games.

On the other hand, in Division 2, the story was all about Dean CF who crushed Ohana United 10 - 2, displaying a level of dominance rarely seen in the league. This formidable performance has firmly established them as a team to watch.

The final match of the night saw Maccies United and Shut The Fa Cup display exceptional skills, with Shut The Fa Cup narrowly outscoring Maccies United 8 - 7 in a high-scoring thriller.

While we applaud all the teams for their performance, special mentions go out to Champagne Super Rovers' striker from Division 1 and Dean CF's forward from Division 2, who topped the scoring charts for the week. Their remarkable performances were key to their teams' victories and have set the tone for the rest of the season.

As we move into week 4, the excitement continues to build in the Swindon Monday 6-a-side football league. Stay tuned for more action-packed matches and phenomenal performances.

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