Halifax Wednesday 5 a side news 2026-07-22

All the latest news from your local Halifax 5 a side league direct from The Halifax Indoor Football Centre.

In the thrilling week 6 of the Halifax Wednesday 5 a side Football league, spectators were treated to a night of exhilarating matches and inspiring displays of sportsmanship. The Premier League division, known for hosting some of the most competitive teams, played out some tantalising games that left fans on the edge of their seats.

In the hotly contested Premier League division, the evening began with a high-scoring match between Park The Bus and Tea And Busquets, ending in an exciting 6-4 win for Tea And Busquets. Despite a valiant effort, Park The Bus just couldn't hold back the offensive might of their opponents, who once again demonstrated their tactical prowess.

Next up, BRADFORD faced off against Hollins, with Hollins taking the victory in a similar 6-4 scoreline. BRADFORD put up an admirable fight, but Hollins' relentless pressing and clinical finishing proved too much to handle.

The highest scoring game of the night came from Inky Hoggs FC and Chicken United, with Chicken United securing a narrow 7-5 win. Both teams showed phenomenal offensive skills, but it was Chicken United that managed to edge ahead.

In the final match of the Premier League division, Bridge FC triumphed over Tiki Spaka in a nail-biting 4-3 victory. In a game that could have swung either way, Bridge FC held their nerve to secure the win.

Unfortunately, we don't have the details of the top scorers for each match at the moment. Yet, it's safe to say that the players from the winning teams – Tea And Busquets, Hollins, Chicken United, and Bridge FC – were the star performers of the week 6 of the Halifax Wednesday 5 a side Football league.

The excitement continues to build as we head into week 7, with all teams eager to seize glory in the heart-pounding Halifax Wednesday league.

For more information on your local 5 or 6 a side league you can contact Head Office either via email at [email protected] or by calling 0333 123 2340.