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In an exhilarating week 6 of the Gravesend Monday Football League, teams across Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 battled it out in thrilling matches that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.

In the Premier League, Azul FC showed a dominant performance, crushing Class On Grass with a 7-0 victory, marking their authority on the League. FC Waterloo's single goal was enough to edge out Titans in a tightly contested match. In another high-scoring game, Inter Minan overcame Gorilla Glue with a 5-3 win.

The heat of competition was equally intense in Division 1. Avvv It secured a comfortable 4-1 win against Khalsa FC, while Yogi FC trumped Riverview Rangers 3-1. Real Madri and Jeet And Skeet ended in a high scoring draw 4-4, demonstrating the competitive nature of this division. In a surprising upset, Kante Touch This vanquished Ravesend United 5-1.

In Division 2, Bang N The Wizz Is Gone showed their class by thrashing Crystal Phallus 7-2, while Distribution FC won an 8-goal thriller against Unathletico Madrid. SPQ FC and Atawankas engaged in a goal gala, with the former triumphing 10-3. Gravesend Lakers edged out Gravesend Rangers 2-0 in a close match.

Division 3 saw Barely Athletic FC lose to GABOS UTD in a narrow 2-1 defeat and MTB FC decimated Gibbo Darts FC with a resounding 10-1 victory. Kouncil Dribble FC and Gravesend Spartans played out a 2-2 draw, while JEL FC outclassed DA10xDA12 FC 8-1.

Top scorers across the divisions were celebrated as heroes. In the Premier League, Azul FC were the stars of the night, scoring 7 goals. Avvv It topped Division 1 with 4 goals, while Bang N The Wizz Is Gone were the top scorers in Division 2 with 7 goals. MTB FC stole the show in Division 3 with a whopping 10 goals. These performances are testament to the high-spirited competition in the Gravesend Monday Football League. Stay tuned for next week's matches.

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