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In the exhilarating world of Bristol Thursday's 6 a side Football league, Week 6 was packed with sweat, skills, and nail-biting encounters. The games were fierce, and the competition was high as all teams battled for supremacy in their respective divisions.

In the Premier League division, the match between Beercelona and Doves FC ended in a stalemate with no goals from either side. But the real thrill came in the face-off between Slumdog Brazilians and Dumblescore where the Brazilians managed a narrow victory with a 2 - 1 score. Love You FC edged past Skull-It FC with a solitary goal, while Reboot FC displayed a dominating performance against Only Kruls And Horses with a 3 - 1 victory.

Moving on to Division 1, the reserves from Doves FC managed a close win over FC Works, with a 2 - 1 scoreline. Kurts Little Kittens showed their dominance over Filton Wanderers with a convincing 2 - 0 win. But the highlight of the division was the goal fest from Keefa FC, who netted five times against Frank Leboeuf All Stars. Inter My Gran managed to edge out Icelandic Underdogs, finishing the game 2 - 1.

In the Division 2 encounters, Fall From Grace showed their class against Football Kickers, clinching a comfortable 2 - 0 win. Toy Story FC and Gavin played out an evenly contested draw, with both teams scoring once. The Goblins and Give Us The Ball Then also shared the spoils, ending the game 1 - 1. Give Us A Goal Then displayed their offensive prowess with a 3 - 1 victory over Kundan Kali FC.

While we witnessed some spectacular goals, the top scorers for the respective divisions were from Slumdog Brazilians in the Premier League, Keefa FC in Division 1, and Give Us A Goal Then in Division 2. Their performances have been pivotal in their team's success, and they will look to continue their form in the upcoming weeks. Stay tuned for more action from the Bristol Thursday's 6 a side Football league.

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