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The Harlow Monday 6-a-side Football League served up a thrilling spectacle in Week 2 of the season. Division 1 and 2 witnessed several standout performances as teams fought hard for victories and bragging rights.

In Division 1, the competition was fierce with each team battling hard to secure their position. Lord Of The Ings edged out FC BEERCALONA in a tightly contested match, securing a 1-0 victory. The goal difference could have been greater but the Beercalona's defence held firm against the relentless attacks of Lord Of The Ings.

However, the highlight of the evening came when Smokey dominated the pitch against FCB Mo Gcses with an impressive 8-1 victory, setting a record for the most goals scored in a single match this season. Their performance demonstrated their goal-scoring prowess.

Not to be outdone, To Eze managed a clean sheet with a 4-0 victory over Team Name, ending the night on a high note for the Division 1 teams.

Over in Division 2, a goalless draw was played out between Cesc And The City and Gamble Galore. Essex Discount Furniture FC were left scoreless as Goal Diggers dug deep for a 2-0 victory, while Elastic Hamstrings and Little Art Garden Centre also played out a stalemate.

However, the night belonged to Park The Bus FC and Snorting Lisbon who secured wins against Club Tropicana Drinks FC and Wood Army FC respectively, both with a scoreline of 3-1.

While the goal scorers list is yet to be officially confirmed, standout performances from these matches suggest that Smokey and Park The Bus FC players might be leading the pack in their respective divisions.

A pulsating night of 6 a side football concluded on a high note, leaving fans and players alike looking forward to the next week's fixtures. The Harlow Monday Football League continues to deliver top-quality football, as teams jostle for supremacy and aim to climb the league tables in their respective divisions.

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