September 1st 2026

Oldham Tuesday 6 a side news 2026-09-01

All the latest news from your local Oldham 6 a side league direct from Oasis Academy.

Oldham's Tuesday Night Lights Shine Bright for Local Football League

The much-anticipated Week 5 of the Oldham Tuesday Football League did not disappoint, as teams from the Premier League and Division 1 divisions battled it out for honours. The competitive spirit was evident at every turn, goals were netted, top scorers were named, and a most valuable player emerged.

The Premier League saw an exhilarating match between Da Fardys and 360 No Pope, where Da Fardys emerged victorious with a decisive 7-3 scoreline. Another thrilling encounter was between Bayern Munchies and Bayerneverlosin, with Bayern Munchies narrowly edging out their rivals with a 4-3 win. The highlight of the division was undoubtedly Jackson of Bayern Munchies, who scored two remarkable goals to earn his place as the top scorer for the week.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, the high-scoring match between InterYaMam and Muse FC stole the show. Muse FC emerged as the dominant force, securing a staggering 16-0 victory. Other notable matches included Zonal Markers' 10-1 win over Sports Leaders and Tekkerzlovakia's 10-1 triumph over Nut Megs FC. The top scorer in Division 1 was James from Muse FC, who impressively netted 5 goals.

The league's Most Valued Player of the week title was earned by Sam Meyer from Zonal Markers. Meyer's exceptional performance on the field, combined with his team's outstanding win, elevated his status among his peers and set a high benchmark for the remainder of the season.

As the Oldham Tuesday Football League progresses, the competition continues to heat up, and fans eagerly anticipate what the coming weeks will bring. The standout performances from this week's matches have undeniably set the bar high, and the pressure is on for the teams to maintain their momentum.

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