October 13th 2026

Sittingbourne Monday 6 a side news 2026-10-12

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

Title: Spectacular Performances Light Up Week Eight of the Sittingbourne Monday Football League

In a spectacular display of football prowess, the Sittingbourne Monday Football League held its week eight encounters across several divisions. With just two more weeks to the conclusion of the season, the excitement was palpable as teams fought to secure their positions for the next season.

In the Premier League division, Edith Puththy emerged victorious with a 4-0 win against Fleur De Lis, while Phoenix pulled off a 2-0 triumph against Goal Diggers FC. The star performer of the Premier League this week was Harry Breaker from Edith Puththy, who bagged an impressive total of 3 goals.

The Division 1 matches had their share of thrills, with Cunch Of Bunts FC scoring a 4-2 victory over Chubby Alonsos. The Saints also stood out with a 3-0 win against Sportsyard, while FC Walnut handed a 4-0 defeat to Youth Of Today. Harrison from Cunch of Bunts FC was the top scorer in Division 1, contributing 3 goals.

The action in Division 2 saw Saint Rhinos edge out Leavemyarcelona with a 1-0 scoreline, and ST HORIZON FC besting Farages Men 4-1. Luke from ST HORIZON FC bagged the top scorer title with a total of 2 goals.

Division 3 had Chappers Utd securing a close 2-1 win over Saint Eagles FC, Faversham United thrashing Saint Reapers 9-1, and Rail Madrid drawing 0-0 with Sondico Fc. Ronnie Hudson from Faversham United ended the night as the top scorer, having netted an unstoppable 5 goals.

As the season draws near its climax, all eyes are on the thrilling fixtures in the remaining two weeks. The teams are expected to fight tooth and nail to cement their places for the next season, promising exhilarating football action for the fans.

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