July 21st 2026

Sittingbourne Monday 6 a side news 2026-07-20

All the latest news from your local Sittingbourne 6 a side league direct from Sittingbourne Community College.

Sittingbourne Monday football league completed its 8th week last night, getting closer to the season's climax with only two weeks left. Teams across five divisions – Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, and Division 4, displayed their best performances.

In the Premier League, MK Dongs were victorious against Phoenix with a 2-1 finish. Kieran Woollven, the league’s top scorer in the Premier League, brought his A-game, contributing two goals for MK Dongs, proving instrumental in their win.

Division 1 saw some thrilling action. Youth Of Today fell short against Goal Diggers FC in a match that ended 3-1. FC Walnut and Fleur De Lis ended up in a 2-2 draw. James from FC Walnut showed his goal-scoring prowess, netting two goals to become the top scorer of Division 1.

The battled continued in Division 3, where MLC FC narrowly defeated Chappers Utd 1-0. Rail Madrid outshone Leavemyarcelona with a clean 2-0 win, and Dyche Ball and FarmWood FC settled for a 1-1 draw. Rail Madrid’s Bill dominated the division, scoring two goals for his team.

Division 4 was no less exciting, with Saint Rhinos and Farages Men ending up with a goalless draw. Saint Reapers demolished Sondico FC with a 4-0 triumph, while Pub Connoisseurs routed Saint Eagles FC 6-0. Kieran Creasey of Pub Connoisseurs turned heads by scoring three goals, thereby becoming the top scorer of Division 4.

With only two weeks left in the season, teams are being urged to secure their places for the next season, ensuring they continue to give fans thrilling football action. As we enter the final stretch, the excitement is building. The fantastic performances of top scorers across divisions have set the stage for an interesting end to the season.

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