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Title: Halifax Monday Football League Kicks Off with Exciting Results

The Halifax Monday 5-a-side Football League hit the ground running last night as they kick-started their season with thrilling matches across all divisions. Spectators and players were served with an enthralling display of talent and resilience as teams went head to head in the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

In the Premier League, Daddy Day Care emerged victorious over Ringers FC with a 7-3 score. Inky Jims FC and Fear Cityoooooo delivered a nail-biting match, ending with Inky Jims FC narrowly securing a win with a 7-6 score. Meanwhile, Lads On Toure defeated Net Six And Chill 5-3 in a highly competitive encounter.

In Division 1, Young Ens FC ended their game against Bridge FC with a 4-2 score. Brads Barmy Army edged Tekkerslovakia with a 4-3 win. EXPOSED NUGGETS FC also started the season on a high note, defeating FC P 3-1.

The contest was equally stiff in Division 2. Murder On Zidanes Floor secured a narrow 4-3 victory over Kante Fit My Willian. CBK Raiders defeated Tractor Boys 8-6 in a high-scoring match, while Licouriche Allsports dominated Halifax Hooligans with an impressive 10-2 victory. WTP FC also managed a narrow victory over 5Guys 2Tobys, ending the game 4-3.

The shining star of the week, however, was Dylan Pettinger of Halifax Hooligans, who, despite his team's loss, put on a stunning performance on the field, earning him the title of the Most Valued Player of the week.

As the season has just started, the teams' performances promise an exciting and competitive season ahead. Fans, players, and pundits will be eagerly watching to see who outperforms and becomes the top scorers in each division.

Stay tuned for weekly updates on the Halifax Monday Football League's captivating season!

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