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LINCOLN THURSDAY 6-A-SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE SHOWCASES THRILLING MATCHES IN WEEK 7
 The Lincoln Thursday 6-a-side Football League lived up to its reputation as an action-packed sporting extravaganza last night, as teams battled it out on the pitch in week 7 of the season. With intense competition across three divisions, the league treated spectators to a display of excellent skills, teamwork, and determination.

In the Premier League division, Sesh Fabregas and Aintgotakalou put on a thrilling encounter that ended in a 2-2 draw. Both teams showcased their attacking prowess, with each finding the back of the net twice. The top scorers in this division continue to impress, with Sesh Fabregas' prolific striker leading the way.

Over in Division 1, Broken Busquets secured a hard-fought victory against Marshall Town FC, winning the match 1-0. The lone goal proved to be the difference-maker in a tightly contested affair. Meanwhile, Innocent Until Proven Gylfi dominated their game against Pathetic Athletic, triumphing with an impressive 4-0 scoreline. The top scorer in Division 1 continues to demonstrate their goal-scoring prowess, driving their team to victory.

Division 2 witnessed some nail-biting encounters as well. Hotel? Thiago emerged victorious with a narrow 3-2 win over CAK, while Fenebackache secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory against Rheady's Rovers. These matches showcased the competitiveness and determination of the teams in Division 2.

The league organizers are impressed by the high level of talent and commitment demonstrated by all the teams participating in the Lincoln Thursday 6-a-side Football League. As the season continues, fans can expect even more thrilling matches and outstanding performances from these dedicated athletes.

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