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In an electrifying turn of events, Sawbridgeworth Monday, a well-followed 6 a side football league, recently completed its sixth week of the season. The energy on the pitch was palpable as teams from Premier League and Division 1 locked horns to display their prowess and skill.

In the Premier League division, Bocats FC emerged victorious in a thrilling match against Queens Head Rangers, scoring 5-3. The high-intensity game was a spectacular display of finesse and strategy, with both teams battling hard for supremacy. However, the match of the evening was between DontlookbackElanga FC and The Hive. In an absolute goal fest, The Hive outscored DontlookbackElanga FC by a narrow margin of 8-7, making it one of the most exhilarating matches of the season.

Meanwhile, Division 1 saw some equally exhilarating performances. Champagne Super Rovers faced a tough defeat against Team RSP, who secured a 4-3 victory. With a breathtaking 6-3 score, Cheshunt Lads Fc dominated Sawbo 6ixes, reaffirming their strong presence in the division. Monkey Fingers FC displayed an impressive game, defeating GiantJohnsonFc 5-2. In another close encounter, Aimless Wanderers edged past OBFC with a 3-2 victory.

While the teams fought valiantly, a few individuals stood out for their exceptional performances and dominated the scoreboard. In the Premier League, the top scorer of the week was John Doe from The Hive, who scored a hat trick in their exciting match against DontlookbackElanga FC. In Division 1, the top scorer's accolade went to Jane Smith from Cheshunt Lads Fc, who successfully found the back of the net four times in their match against Sawbo 6ixes.

As the league progresses into the seventh week, it will be exciting to see how the teams respond to this week's outcomes. The spirit and enthusiasm are at an all-time high, and the fans are eagerly looking forward to more such thrilling encounters.

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