September 9th 2026

Lichfield Tuesday 6 a side news 2026-09-08

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Headline: "A Night of Thrills and Spills in Lichfield Tuesday 6 a Side Football League"

In the heart of the week 11 action of Lichfield Tuesday 6 a Side Football League, the three divisions - Premier League, Division 1 and Division 2 - provided a spectacle of immense talent and skill.

In the Premier League division, 34100 dominated the pitch against Dadbods FC with a smashing 6-0 victory. Boca Seniors secured a solid win over the Moo Tang Clan, with a final score of 4-2. Snoop Udogie Dogg faced off against Lichfield Elite, in what ended as a deadlock with both teams scoring one goal each.

Moving onto Division 1, Bend Her Like Beckham emerged victorious over Lads On Toure with a close 3-2 finish. However, the match that stole the spotlight was between Ladsio and Class On Graass, where the latter outclassed their opponents with an incredible score line of 11-2. Pukki Blinders and Sutton Sounders went head to head, with the former narrowly winning 2-1. Robben One Out showcased their football prowess by defeating Special Olympiakos 6-1.

Division 2 saw an electrifying match between MaradonaKebab and Alex Gilmore, ending in a 5-2 victory for Gilmore. Rugeley Rejects and Inter Yer Nan displayed equal prowess resulting in a 3-3 draw, as did Wade Street Wanderers and Wade Street Wobblers. Show Me Your TDS succumbed to Winless Wonders with a score of 3-5.

The top scorers for each division were as follows: Premier League - 34100, Division 1 - Class On Graass, and Division 2 - Alex Gilmore. Their performances have set the bar high for the forthcoming matches, and their competitors will certainly be eyeing these spots.

As we step into the next week, the heat is on for the competing teams to bring their A-game and shift the dynamics of the leaderboard. Stay tuned for more thrilling football action in the following weeks.


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