Macclesfield Sunday 6 a side news 2026-07-12

All the latest news from your local Macclesfield 6 a side league direct from Macclesfield Football Club .

Premier League Football: An Evening of Thrilling Games

In last night's Macclesfield Sunday showdown, the Premier League Division saw some close calls and thrilling finishes. The fourth week of the season brought intense competition to the field, with teams engaging in a fierce battle for supremacy.

The clash between Pique Blinders Fc and Silkmen Saddos proved to be the highlight of the match day. The Blinders managed to score a narrow victory against the Saddos with a final score of 2-1. This hard-fought battle saw both teams giving their all on the field, but Pique Blinders Fc ultimately emerged victorious, thanks to their focused strategy and commendable teamwork.

In an impressive show, Hurdsfield Allstars broke away from the pack with a staggering 6-1 victory over Pints Pending. The Allstars displayed impeccable coordination and skill on the field, proving their mettle and setting the bar high for the remaining fixtures.

Two matches ended in a stalemate. Roar Fc and Epsteins Boys showcased a robust defensive game that resulted in a 0-0 draw. Macclesfield FC and Billy No Maccs also found themselves at an impasse with neither team able to break the deadlock, ending the game at 0-0.

While this week saw no top scorer emerging from the matches between Roar Fc vs Epsteins Boys and Macclesfield FC vs Billy No Maccs, the standout performance came from Hurdsfield Allstars, who were head and shoulders above the rest in the goal-scoring department.

As the season progresses, the Premier League Division of Macclesfield Sunday continues to deliver compelling matches, setting the stage for an exciting climax in the weeks to come. With teams bringing their A-game to the field, football enthusiasts can look forward to more captivating fixtures and stellar performances.

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