June 16th 2026

Walsall Monday 6 a side news 2026-06-15

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The thrilling ninth week of the Walsall Monday 6-a-side Football League saw some high-scoring clashes across its five divisions, with teams fighting for supremacy on the field.

In the Premier League, Get Ya Freak On delivered a masterclass performance by defeating Inter Yer Nan 7-0, demonstrating their dominance in the league. Botty Dem couldn't withstand the pressure from Wiggins Pinner Returns, losing 6-2, while Tittys Bounce Back showed resilience and outscored Dickens Cider 6-4 in a captivating contest.

Division 1, on the other hand, wasn't short of action either. Getafe My Lawn triumphed over Molester City with a 6-3 victory, whereas Scotts XI managed to secure a win against Arbo FC, ending the match at 4-2. Lads On Toure also made their mark by defeating Handcuffs Utd 2-0 in a hard-fought battle.

In Division 2, AFC Shitmond shut out Tiki Takid FC 3-0, while Avion Athletic and Don't Touch My Kodjia both pulled off narrow one-goal victories over Six Offenders and No Clean Sheets respectively.

Moving to Division 3, Ajang FC produced an extravagant display of football by pulverizing Vegas Degenerates 10-1. Meanwhile, The Adams Family barely edged past IBT Dream Team 5-4 in a thrilling encounter, and Pathetico Madrid clinched victory over Save Shane's Turtle 2-1.

Finally, in Division 4, BFC notched an impressive win against AFC Croft, ending the game at 6-3. Meanwhile, Kits In The Boot were victorious over Jiggers In Paris 3-2 and 5 Men And A Baby tied with Scratta Athletic 2-2 in a nerve-wracking duel.

The top scorers for each division were Get Ya Freak On (Premier League), Getafe My Lawn (Division 1), AFC Shitmond (Division 2), Ajang FC (Division 3), and BFC (Division 4). Their stellar performances have set an exciting stage for the tenth week of the Walsall Monday 6-a-side Football League.


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