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In the engaging world of local football, Middlesbrough Monday's 6-a-side league saw an action-packed week 11 with games packed with thrill and high energy. The two divisions, Premier League and Division 1, showcased some exceptional football with teams battling it out on the pitch.

In the Premier League, Tibs FC narrowly missed out on a win against A Few Pints After, with the game ending in a thrilling 5-4 scoreline. The match was a perfect example of grit and determination as both teams displayed their best football, keeping spectators on their toes. Meanwhile, Leave My Arcelona outplayed The Mill with an impressive 6-3 victory in a match that saw them dominate from the start.

On the other hand, Division 1 was no exception when it came to high-intensity games. Skinter Milan triumphed over Cuddle Monster FC with a striking 9-5 score. Showcasing their excellent teamwork and sportsmanship, Skinter Milan claimed victory, leaving spectators in awe. The match between HIV Eindhoven and Ultimate Tomfoolery FC ended 4-2 in favor of HIV Eindhoven, proving their dominance in the division. In another game, The Jives scored an impressive 6 goals against The Southern Crossers who managed to score 3, making it an intense game to watch.

Despite the intense competition, several players stood out due to their exceptional performance. In the Premier League, the top scorer was the striker from A Few Pints After who managed to net three goals, helping his team secure victory. In Division 1, the standout player was the forward from Skinter Milan, scoring a remarkable four goals.

Week 11 of the Middlesbrough Monday 6-a-side league was filled with excellent football, showcasing the local talent on the pitch. With the season still in progress, we look forward to more such exciting matches. With the high level of play, one can only anticipate more edge-of-the-seat action in the coming weeks.

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