November 2nd 2026

Northwich Monday 6 a side news 2026-11-02

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**Northwich Monday 6-a-Side League: Premier League and Division 1 Serve Up Thrilling Encounters in Week 10**

The Northwich Monday 6-a-side Football League witnessed a dramatic evening of action in Week 10, with both the Premier League and Division 1 producing closely-fought contests and outstanding individual performances.

In the Premier League, Lodge FC edged out The Six Offenders FC in a tense affair, securing a crucial 2-1 victory. No Chance FC continued their impressive form with a solid 3-1 win against Wolves Of Wall Street, while Topspur FC claimed a narrow 3-2 triumph over The Goal Diggers in one of the night’s most entertaining matches. Bamba United and Pro Clubs could not be separated, sharing the points after a fiercely contested 1-1 draw.

Topspur FC’s talismanic striker, Daniel Carter, was once again among the goals, notching his 15th of the season to retain his position as the Premier League’s top scorer. Carter’s consistency in front of goal has been a key factor in Topspur’s campaign.

Division 1 also saw plenty of excitement, as Northwich Over 60s displayed their experience to overcome Gareth FC 3-1. The Fat Bulls put on an attacking masterclass, defeating Moleicster City FC 4-2, while Real Epstein FC and San Marino played out a thrilling 2-2 stalemate. Itch Isak snatched a 3-2 win over Multiple Scorgasms in another close encounter.

The goal-scoring charts in Division 1 see The Fat Bulls’ forward, Michael Hughes, pull ahead with a brace this week, bringing his tally to 13 goals and cementing his status as the division’s leading marksman.

As the league season enters its final stretch, tension and excitement continue to build. With only a handful of matches remaining, both the title races and the battle for top scorer are set to go down to the wire in Northwich’s flagship small-sided competition.


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