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

In a thrilling week of 6-a-side football, the Macclesfield Wednesday league saw some intensely fought matches across all four divisions – Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3.

In the Premier League, Obi Wan Kenobi Nil took a hard hit from Scuttle Pigs FC, who secured a 4-2 victory. The Pigs displayed an impressive offensive game, making it a memorable night for the Premier League.

Division 1 saw some eye-catching performances as well. Scuttle Piglets trounced Silkmen Supremacy with a 7-1 victory, while Snorting Lisbon dominated Champagne Super Rovers with a 3-0 scoreline. It was a week of clear triumphs in Division 1, and the Piglets and Lisbon proved their prowess on the field.

In Division 2, 6 Guys 1 Cup narrowly won against No Idea, emerging victorious by 1-0. Bottom Of The League surprised everyone by overpowering Net Six And Chill with a 5-1 win. The highlight of the division was Daddies Little Soldiers' stunning 6-1 victory over Dirty Mackies, with the Soldiers' striker leading the scoresheet.

Lastly, in Division 3, Maccrington Stanley played a balanced game against Paralympiacos FC, ending in a 2-2 draw. Tinner FC marked a narrow victory over Cobra Casuals with a 4-3 win, showcasing an entertaining match for the fans.

Top scorers for each division were as follows: Premier League's top scorer was from Scuttle Pigs FC, Division 1's highest scorer hailed from Scuttle Piglets, Division 2's leading scorer was from Daddies Little Soldiers, and Division 3's scorer from Tinner FC.

All in all, it was a week of exhilarating games in the Macclesfield Wednesday 6-a-side football league, with teams showcasing their skill and determination on the field. As the league progresses, the competition is heating up, and fans can't wait for the exciting matches to come!

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