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In the thrilling realm of Alfreton's Monday night football, the fourth week of the season saw several heart-stopping moments and awe-inspiring victories. The teams battled it out across three divisions - Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2, each producing electrifying matches that gripped spectators until the final whistle.

In the Premier League, Largentina edged past Crystal Bar Palace 3-2 in a captivating match, while Pentrich Revolution delivered a powerful performance against Snort Vale, scoring an impressive 6-2 victory. However, the spotlight was on Robben You Blind, who outplayed Six Offenders with a 5-2 triumph, marking them as one of the top contenders. The clash between AFC Jimmys and For Fuchs Sake ended in a nerve-wracking goalless draw.

Over in Division 1, Beating Chastards emerged victorious, convincingly beating 2 Goals 1 Cup 5-1. FC Farcelona managed a narrow 1-0 win against Trimming N Rimming FC, while AFC Carling and Station Vets defeated their opponents 3-1 and 4-2 respectively. Swanwick Delves, however, stole the show with a resounding 5-0 win against Full Kit Bankers.

In Division 2, Bilkhu Originals and Old Tigers showcased their scoring prowess with 9-2 and 5-0 victories over Madiline Milan and Tibby Lads respectively, earning their spots as top scorers in their division. The Steampacket clinched a narrow 3-2 win against Rizzers In Paris, and Green Team Blues triumphed over Bull And Butchers FC 5-1. The match between Allens Army and FC Misfits ended in a 2-2 deadlock.

As we move into the fifth week, the excitement continues to build. Each team, from the seasoned veterans to the underdogs, will be looking to claim their spot at the top of their respective divisions. Football fans, get ready for another week packed full of action!

In further news we have a team name change! Its no longer Inter Mi Nan and it will now be known as Real Madad.

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