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Exciting Week 3 of Maidenhead Monday Football League Yields Surprising Results

The third week of the highly anticipated Maidenhead Monday football league did not disappoint, as local teams battled it out across the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, and Division 4.

In the Premier League, the tense rivalry between Lads On Toure and Jokey Foes ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw. Just Wipin' FC secured a decisive victory against Minty Biscuit with a score of 3-1, an impressive performance that fans will not forget. However, it was OAKLEY FC who stole the show, crushing Jelly RIg FC with a whopping 7-0 triumph. Meanwhile, Bundalengerz United managed a clean 3-0 victory against Inter Erbum FC.

In Division 1, a close match between Pies On The Sideline and Allstars FC resulted in a narrow win for Allstars FC with a 3-2 score. Moore Fitness also clinched a victory against Spandau Jallet, finishing the game at 2-1.

Division 2 saw Aldonna FC overpower Six Pistols with a convincing 4-1 win. Cippnaam FC and Bin FC also emerged victorious, defeating The Cokes Not Diet and Arjen Throbbing with impressive scores of 5-1 and 4-1 respectively.

In Division 3, DFC Reserves showed their dominance by thrashing Small Feet Mcflurries 4-1. Trust United outplayed RE UNITED with a final score of 5-2, while Leahs Six Slaves had a striking victory of 7-1 against Fified Massive.

Division 4 witnessed Only Kruls And Horses eke out a 1-0 victory over F ALEC. Osasuna Or Later dominated Mavericks with a 4-0 win, while Furze Platt Old Boys triumphed over Fred West Ham with a final score of 4-2.

The top goal scorers for each division were a spectacle to behold, with OAKLEY FC, Allstars FC, Cippnaam FC, Leahs Six Slaves, and Osasuna Or Later leading their respective divisions.

The excitement for week 4 is already building, as teams prepare to take their game to the next level in the Maidenhead Monday Football League.

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