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Reading Monday's Premier League Division witnessed another thrilling round of football action in the 12th week of the season. With just two weeks left in the league, the competition remains intense.

In a riveting match, Samys Soldiers narrowly lost to Johnson Massive FC in a high-scoring contest that ended 9-8. Johnson Massive FC showcased their offensive prowess, scoring crucial goals to eke out victory. However, Samys Soldiers also performed well, promising a thrilling end to the season.

The 6 Offenders solidified their position by dominating Precision FC in a spectacular 16-4 victory. Displaying exceptional team play and effective strategies, the 6 Offenders demonstrated why they are a force to be reckoned with in the Premier League Division.

Ding FC and Hardley Athletic delivered one of the most dramatic games of the night. With a final score of 7-6, Hardley Athletic edged out their rivals in a tense match that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.

Makepeace Not War also eked out a 6-5 victory against Jumpers For Goalposts in another hard-fought match, proving their mettle and securing crucial points as the season draws to a close.

With just two weeks remaining, all teams are vying for the top spot in the Premier League Division. As the teams prepare for the upcoming matches, securing their place for the next season remains their topmost priority.

The top scorers for this week in the Premier League were Johnson Massive FC, 6 Offenders, Hardley Athletic, and Makepeace Not War, all of whom displayed exceptional offensive plays and scored pivotal goals to secure their respective wins. The stakes are high as we look forward to the finals in the coming weeks.

Stay tuned for the next round of fixtures in the Reading Monday 5 a side Football league.

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