September 24th 2026

Bristol Thursday 6 a side news 2026-09-24

All the latest news from your local Bristol 6 a side league direct from Lockleaze Sports Centre.

The thrilling action of the Bristol Thursday 6-a-side football league kicked off last night, marking the start of a new season full of promise, competition, and unparalleled sportsmanship.

In the Premier League division, a whirlwind of energetic plays and dynamic strategies dominated the field. The clash between Only Kruls And Horses and Inter My Gran saw the latter surge ahead with a stunning 5-3 victory. Fall From Grace put up a valiant fight but succumbed 3-2 to 6 In The Pink. Pesterfield FC showcased an impressive performance against FC Finest, claiming victory with a stunning 10-3 win. A tightly contested match between 40 Wan Bissaka and Shooter Tooters ended in a 1-1 draw, while Chud UTD exhibited their dominance with a decisive 4-0 win over Amirandem.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, exciting fixtures unfolded as Doves FC and Sus Boys battled to a 2-2 draw. A nail-biting showdown between Give Us The Ball Then Again and Backshots FC resulted in a 0-0 draw, demonstrating the remarkable defensive prowess of both teams. Doves FC Reserves claimed a resounding 4-0 triumph over Ponging FC. Netsix And Chill scored an impressive 7-2 victory against Pogo FC, while 2 Left Feet FC and Martins 6 ended their intense match in a 2-2 draw.

The season has just begun and these early results indicate that this is set to be one of the most exciting yet. It's still early days yet in the chase for the top spot in both divisions, with top scorers yet to establish a clear lead. Regardless, fans and players alike are on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating next week's matchups. As the season unfolds, we'll be sure to keep a keen eye on which teams will rise to the top of the Premier League and Division 1 leaderboards in the Bristol Thursday 6-a-side football league.

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