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Swindon Monday 6-a-side Football League - Week 3 Review

The third week of Swindon Monday's 6-a-side Premier League season provided spectators with plenty of drama as teams battled for supremacy in the tournament.

In what was the most nail-biting match of the evening, Pussios edged past The Six Offenders by one single goal, clinching a narrow 4-3 victory. The game was a roller-coaster ride, with the lead changing hands several times before Pussios managed to secure the win.

Elsewhere in the Premier League division, Diesel FC continued their strong start to the season with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Stratton Slappers. This win takes Diesel FC further up the table in the early rounds of the competition.

Wheaty Wanderers showcased their offensive prowess with an impressive 4-0 victory over Passing Interest FC. This dominant performance has set the league table alight, cementing Wheaty Wanderers' position as potential front-runners for the title.

MK Dongs enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 win over Discombobulated Dons, another clean sheet victory that has seen them rise in the league standings.

Lezzie Lovers FC turned up the heat on their counterparts with a resounding 6-1 thrashing of Firminos Colgate. The high-scoring match was marked by Lezzie Lovers FC's clinical finishing, leaving Firminos Colgate with much to ponder for their next outing.

The evening's most lopsided victory belonged to Intern Milan, who crushed Juan-ka 7-0 in a blistering display of attacking football.

Individual goal scoring tallies for the week have not been released but it is expected that the top scorers' list will feature players from Lezzie Lovers FC and Intern Milan, considering their high-scoring performances in the Premier League division.

As the dust settles on week 3 of the Swindon Monday 6-a-side league, teams are already gearing up for next week's fixtures, looking to build on their successes or bounce back from their setbacks.

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