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Week 13 of the Altrincham Thursday 6-a-side Football League brought electrifying action on the field, with impressive victories and nail-biting draws across the three divisions.

In Division 1, Ben Hulme's Army conquered the Ball Busters with a decisive 3-1 victory. Their disciplined defense and aggressive attack was a spectacle to behold. However, the highlight of the division came from Los Perros, who showcased their dominance with a 5-0 triumph over Oswestry FC. The night was filled with excited cheers from the fans, who enjoyed every moment of these competitive matches.

Division 2 witnessed some intense competition as well, with 5 And A Half Men ending in a 1-1 draw against Ambrose, a match that kept spectators on edge throughout. Not to be outdone, Dariontina FC displayed an exceptional performance against Stamford Rejects, bagging a 4-0 victory. SBC FC also had a victorious night, defeating Scran Marino with a convincing 3-0 scoreline.

Meanwhile, in Division 3, Bayern Munchin and Shed Heads United stood victorious against their opponents. Bayern Munchin demonstrated their prowess with a commanding 5-1 victory over Mandingos FC. Shed Heads United had a close victory over Stamford Youth, with a final score of 2-1.

The top scorers of the divisions were Ben Hulme's Army for Division 1, Dariontina FC for Division 2, and Bayern Munchin for Division 3, each showcasing their offensive strength.

Week 13 truly brought some high-spirited and intense football to the field, setting the stage for an exciting continuation of the Altrincham Thursday 6-a-side Football League. The coming weeks promise fierce competition, adrenaline-charged matches, and thrilling performances from all the teams. As the season unfolds, it is clear that each team will continue to compete with unyielding determination and resilience, vying for the top spot in their respective divisions.

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