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In an electrifying week 2 of the Bakewell Monday 6-a-side Football league, the Premier League division witnessed a frenzy of high-scoring matches that left fans on the edge of their seats. The games were marked by fierce competition and remarkable performances from different teams, proving that the league is heating up for an exciting season.

In an intensely fought match, Murder On Zindanes Floor edged out Net 6 and Chill with a score of 4-3. Demonstrating a thrilling display of teamwork and skill, the Zindanes managed to maintain their lead and ultimately seize the victory, despite the Chill's persistent efforts to level the field.

The game between Beers FC and Putma Willian was another high-score thriller. Putma Willian emerged triumphant, defeating Beers FC decisively with a scoreline of 7-4. Putma Willian's offensive prowess shone as they overpowered their opponents with a barrage of goals, securing their place in the league standings.

However, the most lopsided match of the night was between Streetsys Boys and Real Ale Madrid. The Streetsys Boys proved their dominance with a staggering 6-1 victory, showing their superiority in both defense and attack. Real Ale Madrid struggled to match the pace and agility of the Boys, and will undoubtedly be looking to bounce back in the upcoming matches.

The top scorers from each team are yet to be announced by the league organizers. Nevertheless, given the high scoring games this week, it is clear that the competition is fierce, and every goal will be crucial in the race for the golden boot. The matches have set a high bar for the rest of the season, and fans eagerly await next week's games, hoping for more of the same exhilarating action. The Bakewell Monday league continues to be a testament to the passion for football in the region, and is set to deliver more thrilling action in the weeks to come.

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