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In a thrilling final week of the Macclesfield Wednesday 6-a-side football league, four champions were crowned for their respective divisions.

In the Premier League division, Chamakh Ma Pitch Up emerged as the champions, with an impressive total of 23 points and 11 wins. They secured their title with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Moostard FC. Elsewhere in the division, Scuttle Pigs FC rounded off their season with a resounding 6-0 win over Allmand-Smith Army.

Division 1 saw Snorting Lisbon take home the trophy, amassing a total of 24 points and a remarkable 12 wins. Their final game was an enthralling 6-4 win over Scuttle Piglets. Champagne Super Rovers also ended their campaign on a high note with a narrow 2-1 victory over Sutton Super Six.

In Division 2, despite their name, Bottom Of The League topped the standings, bagging 24 points and 12 wins. Their dominance was on full display in their final match, where they routed their opponents 7-2.

The Division 3 title was clinched by Tinner FC, who also amassed 24 points, with 11 wins to their name. Their final game saw them defeat Maccrington Stanley 5-1.

These adrenaline-filled matches marked the conclusion of a thrilling season of football. The champions of each division demonstrated outstanding team play, tactical brilliance, and sheer determination.

The top goalscorers for each division were also acknowledged, with their offensive prowess playing a crucial role in determining the final standings. Each contributed significantly to their team’s successes throughout the season, providing memorable moments and countless goals.

In a year troubled by the pandemic, it was a joy to see sport bring people together in the spirit of competition. The Macclesfield Wednesday league ended on a high note, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next season.

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