Alfreton Monday 6 a side news 2023-08-07
Alfreton Monday Football League: Week 7 Recap
Alfreton, England - The excitement continued to unfold at the Alfreton Monday Football League as week 7 witnessed some intense battles and thrilling encounters on the field. With several teams vying for supremacy across three divisions, the competition remained fierce and the stakes high.
In the Premier League division, fans were treated to a nail-biting match between Jimmy's and Six Offenders, with the latter emerging victorious with a 3-2 scoreline. Not far behind, Penta Revolution and 5ive 6ix engaged in a closely contested encounter, with 5ive 6ix managing to secure a narrow 3-2 win. Another exciting clash saw Shut The FA Cup edge out Pinta FC with a 2-1 victory, while ADASC Panthers also showcased their skills by defeating Station Vets 2-1.
Division 1 showcased some impressive performances as well. The Steampacket and Beating Chastards clashed in a thrilling match, with Beating Chastards emerging as 2-1 winners. FC Farcelona showcased their prowess by securing a hard-fought 2-1 win against Lads On Tour. Narn United displayed their dominance with a convincing 4-1 victory over For Fuchs Sake, while Largentina showcased their attacking prowess by defeating Net6 And Chill 6-2.
Over in Division 2, FC Twente Pints proved to be the team to beat as they outscored Full Kit Bankers with an impressive 4-1 win. Bilkhu Originals dominated their game against Rizzers In Paris, securing a comprehensive 4-0 victory. AFC Carling showcased their attacking prowess by narrowly defeating FC Misfits 2-1, while FC Blush put on an exhibition of skill and precision, thrashing Stroke Titty FC 7-0.
The league's top scorers for each division were:
Premier League: Six Offenders
Division 1: Largentina
Division 2: FC Blush
As the Alfreton Monday Football League progresses, the intensity and competition are sure to continue rising. The teams will now have a chance to regroup and strategize for the upcoming matches, aiming to secure their positions and make a mark in their respective divisions.