August 4th 2026

Walsall Monday 6 a side news 2026-08-03

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Sports fans were treated to an exciting week of football as the Walsall Monday Football League entered its sixth week.

In the Premier League division, the week was filled with thrilling matches, ending in nail-biting finishes. Tittys Bounce Back and Getafe My Lawn ended in a 2-2 draw in a tense game that saw both teams showcasing their best football. Botty Dem showcased their prowess by defeating Wiggins Pinner Returns with a satisfying 5-2. However, the match of the week was undoubtedly between Inter Yer Papi and Scotts XI, with Inter Yer Papi clinching a narrow 1-0 victory.

The Division 1 league was no less thrilling. Arbo FC clinched a close 2-1 victory over AFC Shitmond. However, the highlight of the week was Dickens Cider's emphatic 10-0 demolition of PAYNIS, whilst Inter Yer Nan and Avion Athletic battled it out to a 5-5 draw.

In Division 2, Don't Touch My Kodjia outplayed Handcuffs Utd with a 6-3 victory, and Lads On Toure defeated Pathetico Madrid 8-2 in a high scoring game. Six Offenders fell to Ajang FC, losing 4-2.

Division 3 saw No Clean Sheets lose to Scratta Athletic 5-1, while Kits In The Boot managed a narrow 2-1 victory over The Adams Family. IBT Dream Team rounded off the victories in Division 3, defeating Tiki Takid FC 2-0.

In the final division, Division 4, Norfolking Chance secured a narrow 3-2 victory over Vegas Degenerates. Jiggers in Paris kept a clean sheet against 5 Men And A Baby with a 2-0 victory, and AFC Croft dominated BFC with a strong 5-1 win.

Individual performances shone throughout the week, with the top scorers in each division leaving their mark. However, the standout performance came from Dickens Cider in Division 1, scoring an impressive 10 goals in their match.

As we look forward to the next week of play, the Walsall Monday Football League continues to promise exciting football and stellar performances.


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