Play in the Guernsey Wednesday football league powered by Leisure Leagues

In the seventh week of the Guernsey Wednesday 6-a-side football league, the battles were as fierce as ever across all divisions, with teams going head to head to cement their places in their respective divisions.

In the Premier League, One Foot In The Grave made a strong statement with a 4-0 victory over Too Many Flutes FC. In an exciting match, Baines On Toast made a stunning comeback to edge past Aztekkers 4-3. Los Diablos also showcased their prowess by overcoming Class On Grass with a 4-2 win. In a tightly contested game, Ocorian Oddballs managed to squeeze past Burnley Babes, ending the match at 2-1.

On the Division 1 front, Spacejam FC completely dominated Tiki Tekkers with a significant 6-2 victory. Football Club FC edged past Bitcoin in a narrow 3-2 win. Brentford Rejects managed to keep a clean sheet against Egg Fried Reus, securing a crucial 1-0 victory. Pelé Galaxy CF barely made it out victorious in a hard-fought 1-0 win over Ran Out Of Mane. And Bossolona exhibited a dominant performance, winning 4-1 against Impact.

In Division 2, RC FC enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 victory over FC Augsburg. In a well-fought match, Cherry-Poppers pulled off a 2-1 win against AFC Pornmouth. 2 Girls 1 Schlupp proved their mettle by beating Wasted Talent 4-1. Exeter Gently and GUERNSEY ACADEMICALS battled out a 2-2 draw in a thrilling contest. Lastly, Krul And The Gang edged past Lochness Donkeys in a nail-biting 2-1 win.

The most valued player of the week is Ben Taylor from Football Club FC, who showcased his exceptional skills on the pitch, contributing significantly to his team's victory.

Despite the stiff competition, the top scorers for each division rose to the occasion and delivered when it mattered most. In the Premier League, One Foot In The Grave leads the goal charts, while in Division 1, it's Spacejam FC who are on top. Over in Division 2, 2 Girls 1 Schlupp have bagged the most goals.

Join the Guernsey Wednesday 6 a-side league here or call us at +44 333 123 2340 for more information Back to articles page