Portchester Thursday 6 a side news | WEEK 5

In the most recent thrilling week of the Portchester Thursday 6-a-side Football league, teams battled it out on a chilly Thursday evening, providing spectators with an abundance of high-octane action.

PREMIER LEAGUE
In the illustrious Premier League division, Sergio Gameos Lee delivered a stellar performance, trouncing AFC Purbrook with a crushing 10-1 victory. The standout player in this match was undoubtedly Jack Mitchell, who netted four stunning goals for Sergio Gameos Lee. His exceptional talent and skillful ball mastery confirmed him as the top scorer of the week in this division.

Elsewhere in the Premier League, Havant Heavies claimed a 3-1 win over Marlon Packet, while The Six Offenders dominated Fourintina with a 6-2 victory. Cathys Crew worked tirelessly to secure a 4-2 win against AFC Pynept and Bumfica managed to edge out Borussia Donmund with a close-fought 3-2 win.

DIVISION ONE
Over in Division 1, it was a week of thrilling encounters as well. A notable performance came from Slops FC who managed to secure a 5-3 win over Pants. The star player in this match was Cameron Aldridge who scored a hat-trick for Slops FC, confirming him as the top scorer of the week in this division.

Despite the narrow loss to Bumfica, Borussia Donmund had a silver lining in the form of Blue Singleton, who was named as the most valued player of the week. His sheer talent, determination, and sportsmanship on the pitch were deserving of this prestigious accolade.

As we approach week 6 of the season, both the Premier League and Division 1 teams are gearing up for more exhilarating showdowns on the pitch. The astounding performances from Jack Mitchell and Cameron Aldridge have set a high bar for the rest of the season.

Thanks to the referees for running another great night of football!

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