September 16th 2026

Morecambe Wednesday 5 a side news 2026-09-16

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In a thrilling week 7 of the Morecambe Wednesday 5 a side Football League, we saw astounding performances across the board in both the Premier League and Division 1.

In the Premier League, Snorting Lisbon demonstrated their undeniable prowess, thrashing Aston Vanilla with an impressive 16-1 victory. The Goodfellas and LA3 FC gave spectators a nail-biting match ending in a 5-5 draw, a testament to the well-matched skill set of both teams. However, the game of the night was undoubtedly between John FC and Paralympiacos, with Paralympiacos clinching a 11-7 win, marking a significant surge in their championship race. Bottlejobs FC also managed a convincing 9-4 win over Unathletico Madrid, solidifying their strong standing this season.

The Division 1 games were equally as exhilarating. The Mis-Hits outplayed Pique Blinders, finishing the game with a staggering 12-3 victory. MOSFC VETS held their ground against Roberto Calories FC, securing a 4-2 win in a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Bosh FC and Top Bins FC battled it out, resulting in a 7-5 win for Bosh FC. The final match saw Wout FC defeating Bayern Madrid with a dominating 11-4 win.

Without a doubt, the top scorers for each division showcased their exceptional abilities on the field. For the Premier League, Snorting Lisbon proved to be unstoppable, leading the scoreboards with an impressive tally. In Division 1, The Mis-Hits shone with their whopping 12 goals, making them the top scorers to watch out for in the league.

With just a few games left in the season, the competition is heating up, and every match counts. Teams will need to bring their best game to the field if they aim to climb the rankings in their respective divisions. It's all still to play for in the Morecambe Wednesday 5 a side Football League!


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