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Title: Thrilling Opening Week of Sittingbourne Sunday Football League

The first week of the highly anticipated Sittingbourne Sunday 6-a-side Football League did not disappoint, witnessing a series of fervent matches and outstanding performances in the Premier League and Division 1. The league was marked by tightly contested matches, individual brilliance, and high-scoring encounters.

In the Premier League Division, a tough contest was observed between Sheppey Wednesday and Clubcard FC with the latter securing a narrow 1-0 victory. The match between Saga and Michu At De Gea Ba was another tight encounter ending with a scoreline of 1-0 in favour of Michu At De Gea Ba. But the real surprise package of the league was Real Sociopath, who started their season with a bang, delivering a 4-0 masterclass onto NetsixandChill. The star of the match was undoubtedly Aaron, who lit up the pitch with his skills and marked his prominence by scoring a total of 2 goals, making him the top scorer for the week in the Premier League Division.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, Two Olds took a commanding victory over AFC Cuckwood, scoring a whopping 6 goals to none. Owen, the striker for Two Olds, was in fantastic form, scoring four of the six goals for his team in the crushing win. In another emphatic victory of the day, Murston Massive dominated Classics FC with a 3-0 scoreline.

As the season has just started, these high-energy matches and top-notch performances have set the tone for what promises to be an exhilarating season of Sittingbourne Sunday Football League. The thrilling performances of this week's top scorers, Aaron and Owen, have raised the stakes even higher. Their performances are sure to attract the eyes of other teams and will make the upcoming week's matches even more exciting.

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