October 27th 2026

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**Rugby Tuesday 6-a-Side Premier League: Week 8 Round-Up**

RUGBY – The intensity was turned up a notch last night as the Rugby Tuesday 6-a-side Football League's Premier League division reached its eighth week of thrilling competition. Spectators at the local pitches witnessed a series of hard-fought matches packed with impressive displays of teamwork, skill, and individual brilliance.

The evening kicked off with Paris Ganja Man delivering a commanding performance against Coin FC, securing a decisive 4-0 victory. Paris Ganja Man’s relentless attacking play kept Coin FC under constant pressure, with striker Malik Johnson netting a remarkable hat-trick to top the division’s scoring charts. Johnson continues to lead the Premier League with 14 goals this season, establishing himself as the league’s most prolific forward.

Elsewhere, Slappers FC edged out The Green Men FC in a tightly contested 2-1 encounter. Slappers FC’s captain, Ben Murphy, found the net once again, bringing his tally to 9 goals and maintaining his position among the division’s elite scorers. The Green Men FC, despite the loss, showed resilience and promise heading into the final weeks of the campaign.

HGVCRISPSNCHAINS also made their presence felt with an emphatic 4-0 win over Ledge Going Undav. Forward Jamie Brooks scored twice, taking his season total to 8 goals, and helped his team solidify their standing in the upper half of the table.

With only a few weeks remaining, the race for the Premier League title and the golden boot remains wide open. Paris Ganja Man currently look the team to beat, but with form players like Murphy and Brooks closing in, fans can expect a dramatic finish to the season.

As Rugby Tuesday’s Premier League division continues to deliver memorable moments, all eyes will be on next week’s fixtures to see who can maintain momentum in the chase for glory.


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