September 24th 2026

Ryde Thursday 6 a side news | WEEK 6

The Ryde Thursday 6-a-side football league, now in its 6th week, was ablaze with action last night. The Premier League division witnessed a whirlwind of stunning goals and thrilling matches.

Leading the pack was the compelling face-off between Barely Athletic and Double Pogba And Koke. The latter team managed to assert their dominance by bagging a 10-4 victory against Barely Athletic. The match exhibited some exceptional skills and teamwork that kept the spectators on the edge of their seats.

Meanwhile, Vectis Rovers showed an impressive display of strategic plays against Khedira Pin Drop II, with a commanding 8-1 lead. Their star player, Steven Thorpe, played an integral role in this victory, earning the title of the most valued player for this week. Thorpe's excellent performance and his ability to seize control of the game were commendable, proving once again why he's a formidable player in the league.

In a high-scoring game, The Wirtz Team Ever annihilated Queens Park Strangers with an astonishing score of 25-1. This has been the highest-scoring match in this division so far and a testament to The Wirtz Team Ever's attacking prowess.

Net Six N Chill and Road Rejects FC also produced a nail-biting match, with the former clinching a 10-7 win. The game was a rollercoaster ride with both teams displaying commendable spirit and tenacity.

As we move further into the season, the competition in the Premier League division is heating up. The top scorers are exhibiting exceptional skill and tactical acumen, promising an even more exciting future for the Ryde Thursday 6-a-side football league. This week, all eyes were on Steven Thorpe, but only time will tell who will rise to the occasion in the coming weeks.

Many thanks for the referees' commitment, we wouldn't be able to run the league without them!


Join the Ryde Thursday 6 a-side league by clicking the link below or call Tom at 07943 049781 for more information

https://www.leisureleagues.net/signup/ryde-academy/ryde-thursday

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