Maidenhead Monday 6 a side news 2024-04-15
In the thrilling second week of the Maidenhead Monday 6-a-side football league, the stadiums were overflowing with fervor and intense competition. Here's a quick rundown of the results.
In the Premier League, Just Wipin' FC showed their dominance over Bundalengerz United, clinching a 3-1 victory, while Jokey Foes narrowly edged out Minty Biscuit 4-3 in a nail-biting encounter. Moore Fitness outpaced Inter Erbum FC with a 5-3 triumph, and OAKLEY FC displayed an impressive performance against Tchouameni Men, sweeping them with a 7-0 win.
Division 1 was not short of drama either. Aldonna FC secured a close 2-1 victory over Monday Nights Under The Lights, Lads On Toure defeated Pies On The Sideline by 3-1, and Spandau Jallet won 2-0 against The Cokes Not Diet.
In Division 2, Free Points outplayed Arjen Throbbing with a 5-3 victory, Out On Bale annihilated Distinguished Degenerates with a staggering 15-0 win, and Vets United dominated DFC Reserves with a 5-1 triumph.
In Division 3, Jelly Rig FC trounced Bin FC with an 8-1 score, Six Pistols defeated Real Berkshire 2-0, and Trust United narrowly won against Feel Matip with a 4-3 score.
In the final Division 4, Fified Massive and Maidenhead Prowlers ended in a 3-3 draw. Small Feet Mcflurries pulled off a 2-1 win over Furze Platt Old Boys, The Royal Stag FC defeated Fred West Ham by 3-1, and The Waterside Inn took a 3-1 victory over Windsor Pieman FC.
The top scorers of each division showcased their skills impressively. However, the standout performance was from OAKLEY FC in the Premier League, Out On Bale in Division 2 and Jelly Rig FC in Division 3, all of whom displayed stunning offensive prowess.
The league's second week was indeed a spectacle, highlighting the competitive spirit and skill level in the Maidenhead Monday league. With the teams now gearing up for the subsequent week, we look forward to more exciting match-ups and outstanding individual performances.
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