Rugby Tuesday 6 a side news 2025-05-20

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Ledge And Derry secured a convincing victory over Daventry 6s, finishing the match 4-1. The team showed impressive attacking skills and stern defense that left the opposition struggling to find their rhythm. It was a showcase of teamwork and strategic plays that set the tone for the evening.

Last night marked Week 15 of the thrilling 6-a-side Rugby Tuesday Football league with some surprising results shaking up the Premier League division.

In a tightly-contested game, Fever Finishers fell 3-2 to Zinedine Headane. Despite their best efforts, Fever Finishers could not convert their chances into goals. Zinedine Headane, on the other hand, demonstrated their sharp finishing skills, bagging three goals to claim the win.

Tiger Titan FC faced a tough defeat to Hatrick Bamford, ending the match at 3-1. Hatrick Bamford displayed an effective attacking strategy, overwhelming Tiger Titan FC's defense to secure their win.

Hardly Athletic were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Patchester United in a game that could have swung either way. Patchester United held their nerve to snatch the victory, demonstrating their resilience and determination.

Costa FC triumphed over FIGO & SONS, finishing the game 3-1. Costa FC's strong offensive prowess was on display, with the team scoring three goals to secure their win.

Finally, Yamal The Batty FC lost 3-1 to Paris Ganja Man, who controlled the match with their dynamic attacking performance and robust defense.

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide the names of the top goal scorers for the week due to data constraints. However, these exciting matches have set the stage for some thrilling football in the weeks to come. The Premier League division of the Rugby Tuesday Football league continues to provide engaging and unpredictable matches, adding to the anticipation for what the remainder of the season has in store.

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