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In the heart-stopping 13th week of the Guernsey Wednesday 6 a side Football League, spectators were treated to a thrilling display of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship across three divisions: Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

Kicking off in the Premier League, RC FC demonstrated their dominance on the field with a decisive 3-1 victory over Los Diablos. Exeter Gently followed suit with an impressive 6-2 win against Pelé Galaxy CF, firmly entrenching their position at the top of the division. In a tighter match, Too Many Flutes FC edged out Substandard Liege 2-3, showing their competitive spirit. The sole draw of the evening was between Two Girls One Schlupp and Bossolona, ending in a 1-1 stalemate.

Over in Division 1, One Foot In The Grave fought a close game against Gash Galvanisers, emerging victorious with a 3-2 scoreline. Jager Sinkers managed a narrow 1-0 win against Bitcoin, while Brentford Rejects took the win against Class On Grass, finishing 2-1. Afro Stars shone bright as they trounced Light The Matchy 7-1, and Egg Fried Reus battled Baines On Toast to a 0-0 draw.

In Division 2, Who Ate All Depays triumphed over Football Club FC with a 4-1 victory, demonstrating their attacking prowess. AAFC and Purple Reign ended their match with a 3-3 draw, while GUERNSEY ACADEMICALS edged out First Class Ballers 1-0. Valpys FC defeated Cherry-Poppers 1-0, and Ran Out Of Mane secured a 3-1 victory against Only Put Matip In.

Although we saw plenty of stunning performances, some players outshined the rest. In Premier League, Exeter Gently's striker was the top scorer. In Division 1, Afro Stars' forward led the scoring charts, while in Division 2, Who Ate All Depays' top striker stole the show.

As we move to week 14, the competition looks set to intensify even further, with teams across all divisions looking to climb the standings and secure their spots at the top.

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