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In the heart of Swindon, football enthusiasts gathered to witness week 4 of the spectacular Swindon Monday 6 a side Football League. The Premier League division, celebrated for its fierce competition and sportsmanship, saw a series of thrilling matches last night.

In an edge-of-the-seat encounter, Stratton Slappers outplayed Diesel FC in a narrow win of 2-1, showcasing their strategic gameplay and impeccable coordination. Meanwhile, Pussios managed a similar victory over The Six Offenders, securing 2 goals to 1 in a match that showcased the team's tenacity.

The evening's highlight was undoubtedly the spectacular performance by MK Dongs against Discombobulated Dons. MK Dongs dominated the field with a staggering 9-0 victory, making it the highest scoring match of the week. The robust defence and relentless attack of MK Dongs left Discombobulated Dons struggling to keep up.

Lezzie Lovers FC, in their match against Firminos Colgate, displayed remarkable team spirit and skill. Their concerted effort resulted in a 2-0 win, putting them in a strong position in the league.

The game between Juan-ka and Intern Milan, two of the top teams in the division, ended in a 1-1 draw. Both teams exhibited exceptional performance, leaving spectators eagerly anticipating their next clash.

The list of top scorers for the division includes players from MK Dongs, Stratton Slappers, and Pussios, all showcasing their individual brilliance on the field. Their performances have been instrumental in their respective team's success.

The Premier League division of the Swindon Monday 6 a side Football League continues to uphold its reputation for intense competition and high-quality football. The spectators and fans alike are looking forward to the remaining matches of the season with bated breath. The teams are geared up to put their best foot forward in the upcoming games, promising an exciting season ahead.

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