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In an exhilarating week of the Barnsley Sunday 6-a-side league, teams across the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, and Division 4 divisions delivered thrilling performances.

The Premier League was set ablaze with fierce competition as Net 6 And Chill took on SPORTING LITBONG, edging out a 2-1 victory. Meanwhile, NOT IN YOUR MUMS FOREST eked out a 1-0 win against Pros And Cons. SPORTING LITBONG's Bri Dean emerged as the top scorer in the Premier League division, netting an impressive total of one goal.

In Division 1, Benteke Fried Chicken trounced B.M.H.G. with a 4-0 victory. Craggy FC also secured a decisive 3-1 win against REMY BOYZ, while Real Sociopaths dominated DOES IT BITE FC with a 7-1 triumph. Mitch Etherington of Craggy FC bagged the distinction of being the top scorer in this division, scoring one goal.

Action in Division 2 saw a draw between MAN TITTY FC and Cons N Pros, both teams scoring 1 goal each. Mason Getafe Me defeated Galvanise FC 4-1, and Paris Ganjaman recorded a 5-1 win over Expected Toulouse. Daves U6s managed to secure a 5-2 victory against ROMASEXUALS.

Division 3 witnessed a 1-1 draw between PREMIERS OLD BOYS and BOCA SENIORS. Schindlers Assist were victorious over OCCASIONALLY UNITED with a 3-1 score. Murder On Zidanes Floor and 2 In Pink One In Stink both achieved 2-0 wins over Spazmoidz and Wayne And Windy respectively.

In Division 4, CHICKY LICKY outperformed Six Offenders with a 6-2 score, Porky Blunders defeated Sporting Reds 3-1, and POGGY REDS accomplished a 5-0 win over TEAM2. Nigerias Finest and What's Point UTD ended with a 1-1 draw.

The star of the week was Nick Morgan from BOCA SENIORS, who was declared the most valued player. His outstanding performance on the field was a significant contributor to his team’s success. This week’s games were a testament to the level of talent and competition in the Barnsley Sunday 6-a-side league.

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