August 16th 2026

Macclesfield Sunday 6 a side news 2026-08-16

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

In an electrifying week 8 of action-packed Macclesfield Sunday 6-a-side Football league, the teams from the Premier League division showcased an admirable display of raw talent, skill, and game strategy.

Silkmen Saddos rode high as they convincingly beat Roar FC 5-1 in a scintillating encounter. Silkmen Saddos dominated the game from the start, their synergy and aggressive tactics proving too much for Roar FC. This win catapults them up the leaderboard, marking them as a team to watch this season.

However, the match of the week was undoubtedly the Hurdsfield Allstars up against Epsteins Boys. In a back-and-forth affair, Hurdsfield Allstars edged out their rivals 5-4 in a thrilling contest. The game was a testament to the competitive spirit of the league, with both teams displaying a high level of skill and determination. The Allstars’ victory solidifies their top spot on the division's table.

Elsewhere in the league, Pique Blinders FC faced off against Billy No Maccs, clinching a 2-1 win. Pique Blinders showed their resilience, edging out Billy No Maccs in a tight contest. The game was marked by incredible saves and top-notch finishing from both sides, making it one of the standout matches of the week.

Macclesfield FC secured a hard-fought victory against Pints Pending, with the final score being 2-1. Macclesfield FC showed great composure and professionalism, managing to hold off a late surge from Pints Pending to secure the win.

While the top scorers for each team are still being confirmed, this week's matches have certainly set the bar high for the coming weeks. The Macclesfield Sunday 6-a-side Football League continues to be a thrilling spectacle for football fans, showcasing the best of local football talent.

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