October 28th 2026

Oldham Tuesday 6 a side news 2026-10-27

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

**Thrilling Action in Oldham Tuesday 6-a-Side: Week 13 Premier League and Division 1 Round-Up**

Excitement was at fever pitch last night as week 13 of the Oldham Tuesday 6-a-side Football League brought a series of high-octane clashes in both the Premier League and Division 1 divisions. Teams battled for supremacy in this fiercely competitive season, with standout individual performances adding to the spectacle.

In the Premier League, Da Fardys continued their impressive run with a commanding 3-1 victory over ODL. The highlight of the match was Dom’s sensational hat-trick, making him the top scorer of the division this week and propelling Da Fardys closer to the summit of the table. Meanwhile, Ste Min Fc showcased their attacking prowess with a dominant 7-1 win against Bayerneverlosin. The result keeps Ste Min Fc firmly in the title chase and raises the excitement as the season heads toward its climax.

Division 1 was equally dramatic, with every fixture producing a flurry of goals. Zonal Markers edged out Chua Fc in a thrilling 4-3 contest, thanks in part to Lewis, who netted twice to claim the top scorer accolade for the division. Nut Megs FC also triumphed in a close 4-3 battle against Sports Leaders, while Tuesday Tenbuds and InterYaMam played out a gripping 4-4 draw. Muse FC rounded off the action with a 4-2 win over Tekkerzlovakia, further intensifying the race for promotion places.

This week’s most valued player award went to Corey Wild of 360 No Pope, whose outstanding contributions epitomized the spirit and competitiveness of the league.

With the season entering its final weeks, the fight for top honors in both the Premier League and Division 1 remains wide open, promising more unforgettable football in Oldham Tuesday’s renowned 6-a-side league.

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