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In the thrilling world of local football, Harlow Monday’s 6-a-side league saw an exciting week six. The match-ups in both Division 1 and Division 2 resulted in some high-intensity games, shifting positions within the leagues and setting the stage for a riveting rest of the season.

Division 1 saw some fierce competition. Petr Cech Yourself displayed an impressive performance in their 5-0 victory against Smokey - an outcome that could have significant implications for the end of season standings. Meanwhile, Bale Madrid FC took a comfortable lead against Lord Of The Ings, with a final score of 8-2. The leading scorer for Division 1 was undeniably Bale Madrid FC, who showcased their striking prowess in last night's game.

Elsewhere in Division 1, Essex Discount Furniture FC secured a 2-0 win over FC BEERCALONA, taking a step closer to the top of the table.

Over in Division 2, the competition was just as fierce. Team Name edged out a 2-1 victory against Park The Bus FC, while Borussia Teeth took down Club Tropicana Drinks FC 4-2. The top scorers in Division 2 came from Borussia Teeth, demonstrating real attacking talent that will certainly make them the ones to watch in the upcoming weeks.

These results have certainly caused a stir in the Harlow Monday 6-a-side league, with every goal altering the dynamics at the top and bottom of both divisions. As week 7 approaches, teams will undoubtedly be bringing their A-game to shift the balance once again. The local football scene has never been more thrilling, and we look forward to the upcoming matches.

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