September 15th 2026

Bury St Edmunds Tuesday 6 a side news Week 6

In another thrilling week of action at the Bury St Edmunds Tuesday 6 a side Football League, Week 6 brought some significant shake-ups and standout performances across the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

Premier League
In the Premier League, The Cleaners made their intentions very clear with a dominant 10-2 victory over Dunk N Donuts. Joshua Dowds led the way for The Cleaners, netting an impressive four goals to be crowned the top scorer in the division for the week. Cougar Choppers also put in a strong performance, securing a clean sweep with a 2-0 win against Dickins Cider FC. However, the biggest surprise was Molewall who routed Quaresma Balls with a decisive 7-1 victory.

Division 1
Over in Division 1, Molester City stole the show with an impressive 7-3 triumph over Moreton Men City. The top scorer honour in this division went to Lewis from Molester City who put three past the opposition. Meanwhile, the clash between Bendtner Over and Capybara Crew ended in a hard-fought 1-1 draw, while Mums Hot Sociedad and Heath Team also shared the spoils with a 3-3 draw.

Division 2
In Division 2, Barely Athletico emerged as the biggest winners, demolishing Chicken Tikka Mo Salah 4-0. Their player, Callum Yates, was named the most valued player of the week. Despite Josh's single goal, his overall performance was pivotal to the victory. Unathletico Madrid also showed their prowess, overpowering Goal Diggers 11-4, while Hungry Hippos narrowly defeated Get Your Koch Out 4-3 in a thrilling encounter.

As we look forward to next week's fixtures, it remains clear that none of the divisions are decided yet. The action continues in Bury St Edmunds Tuesday 6 a side Football League, and as always, we eagerly anticipate what the next week brings.

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