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In a thrilling week of football, St Neots Monday league saw some incredibly competitive matches in both Premier League and Division 1 brackets. As we entered the ninth week of the season, players and fans alike were on the edge of their seats, eager to see the outcomes of the matchups.

In the Premier League division, Six On Fire took a resounding 6-0 victory against White Yardies, undoubtedly a solid performance that set the tone for the rest of the games. Breast Rummage Albion also celebrated success as they unleashed their offensive prowess against DCDC FC, with a final score of 4-2. The top scorer in this division was Ollie of Breast Rummage Albion who contributed a stunning 4 goals, proving to be a significant asset to his team.

The Premier League also witnessed a nail-biting draw between Unathletico Madrid and Ivel Valley, leaving spectators and players breathless with a 4-4 final score. However, Law Abiding Sigurdssons convincingly beat Leave My Arcelona 5-1, showcasing their superiority.

Over in Division 1, Dortmund Wanderers clinched a 4-2 victory over Only Fools And Ballers. It was a top performance for Part timers racking up an impressive 6-1 victory over Salad Munchers. The night wasn't kind to ATG No Idea FC who suffered a crushing 10-2 defeat against Aston Villagers. The shining star of Division 1 was undoubtedly Matthew Bairstow of Aston Villagers, scoring 4 goals and leading his team to a significant victory. 

But the highlight of the week was the crowning of the most valued player of the week, Tom Townsend of Dortmund Wanderers. Tom's outstanding skills and dedication on the field didn't go unnoticed and earned him this prestigious recognition, adding more glory to this electrifying week of football.

Next week promises more exhilarating football, and with players like Ollie and Matthew Bairstow delivering top-notch performances, the competition is set to intensify.

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