August 24th 2026

Kirby Muxloe Monday 6 a side news 2026-08-24

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Title: Electric Atmosphere at the Kirby Muxloe Monday Football League

The energetic and competitive spirit was at an all-time high at the Kirby Muxloe Monday Football League last night, as teams from the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2 battled it out on the pitch for week 6 glory.

In the Premier League division, the clash between Kirby Six Offenders and Unathletico Madrid was a close affair with the Kirby Six Offenders edged out their rivals with a 1-0 scoreline. Hot Stepperz FC had an impressive triumph over Slapperz FC, with a decisive 6-1 victory. Meanwhile, Kirby 6s and True Geordies couldn’t break the deadlock and ended their face-off in a 2-2 draw, while SNORTING LISBON trounced Random VI with a whopping 8-0 score, marking the highest win of the night.

In Division 1, Sevilla Depression came out on top against Puyol Pants Down, winning 4-2, while Lord Of The Wings defeated Task Force Vinod 3-1. M K UNITED swept aside Rough And Heavy FC, with a clear 3-0 victory. Baldys Army conceded a 2-0 defeat to Netsix And Chill.

Moving on to the Division 2, GB United beat Stamford Arms FC 3-1 while 6 Men 1 Cup and Of Rice Of Men managed to keep each other at bay, ending the game at a 0-0 draw. WORLD VL overpowered Powder Rangers FC with a 5-3 win.

The most valued player of the week accolade was awarded to Daniel Hardy from M K UNITED, whose outstanding performance played a significant role in their victory.

The top scorers of each division have yet to be officially announced, however, the performance of the teams and players in this week's games has set an exciting tone for the upcoming matches. The Kirby Muxloe Monday League continues to offer a thrilling spectacle of grassroots football.

The teams will be back in action next Monday, eager to climb the league tables and vie for their respective division's top spot.


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