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In the thrilling world of local football, the Southampton Thursday 6 a side Football League's second week of the season witnessed some electrifying matches. The participating teams, divided into three divisions, delivered performances that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

In Division 1, Lallana Rhodes dominated FC Bumfica with an awe-inspiring 12-0 victory. The impressive win is sure to boost their confidence in the weeks to come. Union 6's also bagged a respectable win, beating Tekkerslovakia 3-0. Both winning teams showcased their supremacy in Division 1, leaving their opponents goalless.

Division 2 was equally thrilling. 50 Shades Of John 'O' Shea and Chartwell Green - Two Brothers FC both carved out narrow victories. 50 Shades Of John 'O' Shea edged past COLONEL GETAFE with a 2-1 scoreline, while Chartwell Green - Two Brothers FC scored a comfortable 4-1 victory over Ji-Sung Park The Bus. Nottingham Florist also rounded off their match with a clean sheet, beating Who Wet The Bednarek 3-0.

Division 3 saw a hard-fought match between Crouch Potatos and No Your Limits, with the former clinching a 3-2 win. In a stark contrast, Chetan Ruparell's match against Fat-Letico Madrid ended in a goalless draw. SPORTING VIEW B however, demonstrated their offensive prowess with a 4-0 victory over Scum Fc.

Among the individual performances, Evan Palmer of Chartwell Green - Two Brothers FC stood out, earning the title of the most valued player of the week. His contribution to his team's success was remarkable, showcasing his skill and precision in the field.

The top scorers for each division are yet to be officially announced. Their unveiling will certainly be a highlight, as the league continues to sizzle with scintillating displays of talent and teamwork. The anticipation for the upcoming rounds is palpable, as players gear up to fight for the coveted championship.

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