July 1st 2026

Maidenhead Monday 6 a side news 2026-06-29

All the latest news from your local Maidenhead 6 a side league direct from Maidenhead Rugby Club.

The anticipation was in the air as the final whistle blew on the Maidenhead Monday 6-a-side football league. The 10-week season concluded last night with competitive fixtures and impressive victories that ensured a thrilling finale.

In the Premier League division, Tchouameni Men drew against Moore Fitness with a score of 2 - 2, but it was Tchouameni Men who emerged victorious for the season with a total of 15 points and 6 wins.

Division 1 saw Agri Duda lose 0-5 to Boozed Up Ballers, yet Agri Duda managed to secure the division title with a grand total of 16 points and 8 wonderful wins, demonstrating an admirable resilience.

In Division 2, WWFC Reserves secured a narrow 1-0 victory over LA, leading them to triumph in this division with 15 points and 7 wins in their pocket.

Moving on to Division 4, Feel Matip trampled Snorting Lisbon with a score of 6-2. However, it was Lads On Toure OGz who stole the show with an impressive 16 points and 7 wins for the season.

In the fiercely contested Division 5, Turkish De Ligt dominated with a 5-0 victory over F Tier Ballers. Their excellent performance saw them win the division with 14 points and 6 magnificent wins.

Division 6 saw a close match between Barely Athletic FC and 6 Akhis, with Barely Athletic FC edging out a 1-0 win. Yet, it was Ethnic FC who won the division, securing an impressive 19 points and 9 wins.

Division 7 witnessed a thrilling draw between Springate United and The Pitch Victims, but Ladzio OGs were the victors of the division with 18 points and 9 wins.

Top scorers for each division are yet to be announced. As the sun set on the league’s final week, we celebrate the teams' fantastic achievements. It was a season of thrilling football, and we look forward to the next one!

For more information on your local 5 or 6 a side league you can contact Head Office either via email at [email protected] or by calling 0333 123 2340. Back to articles page