September 21st 2026

Kirby Muxloe Monday 6 a side news 2026-09-21

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In the stunning 10th week of the Kirby Muxloe Monday football league, the teams battled it out in the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2, ending the night with some surprising results.

In the highly anticipated Premier League, SNORTING LISBON outperformed Unathletico Madrid, securing a 6-1 victory. Kirby Six Offenders narrowly edged out True Geordies, ending with a 2-1 scoreline. Meanwhile, the underdogs, Random VI, claimed a 3-1 victory against Slapperz FC. Hot Stepperz FC had a rough night on the pitch and fell to Kirby 6s, who won the game 5-1.

Division 1 was equally action-packed. Puyol Pants Down and Sevilla Depression both had a close call with identical victories of 5-4 against M K UNITED and Baldys Army, respectively. Rhino Reinsurance FC could not keep up with Netsix And Chill, who walked away with a 4-1 triumph.

Over in Division 2, Pints Before Points held their ground against 6 Men 1 Cup, ending in a 2-2 draw. World VL came short against Stamford Arms FC, who claimed victory with a 6-3 scoreline. An equally exciting match saw Powder Rangers FC securing a narrow victory over Blue Mongas, ending at 3-2. The match between GB United and Of Rice Of Men ended in a draw with no goals scored.

This week's Most Valued Player (MVP) was awarded to Joe Wilson from Pints Before Points. Wilson’s exceptional performance played a key role in his team's draw in Division 2.

While all teams showcased commendable talent and sportsmanship, the top scorers for this week hailed from SNORTING LISBON in the Premier League, Puyol Pants Down and Sevilla Depression in Division 1, and Stamford Arms FC in Division 2.

As the season continues, the competition only intensifies. The coming weeks promise more exciting matches and football action. Stay tuned for the latest updates.


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