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In the beautiful game of football, yesterday marked the 10th week of the highly anticipated Alfreton Monday 6-a-side Football league. It was a night filled with thrilling moments, outstanding goals, and intense competition.

In the Premier League division, Swanwick Delves outplayed Largentina, securing a 4-1 victory, while Bad Badgers FC demonstrated their dominance with a 6-0 rout against Stroke Titty FC. Beating Chastards also showed their prowess by defeating Rack Em Yellaz 7-4 in a high-scoring match, while Crystal Bar Palace triumphed over Codnor FC with a 5-1 victory.

In Division 1, Green Team Blues faced a narrow defeat against Snort Vale, ending with 2-1 on the scoreboard. Youngest In Charge FC edged out Tibby Lads 3-2 in a closely fought match. The Steampacket and Association Athletic both kept clean sheets with 2-0 victories against FC Twente Pints and Bunting Bombers respectively.

Moving onto Division 2, WarneHub Premium fell to Slot Matip In Diaz with a 1-6 scoreline. Bundys Boys dominated over Swanwick Sinners with a 5-1 win. Sporting Abeergut overcame Bilkhu Originals in a goal-filled match, ending 5-3. FC Farcelona secured a narrow 1-0 win against Sheep Thrills FC.

Finally, in Division 3, Madiline Milan was narrowly defeated by Cupid Stunts FC with a 2-3 scoreline. 2 Girls 1 Schlupp FC was edged out by The Gooners 2-1. AFC Carling was beaten by Sons Of Pitches 3-1, while Borussia Teeth triumphed over Cunning Stunts FC with an impressive 6-1 victory.

Unfortunately, this week's top scorers for each division were not disclosed. Regardless, it was an action-packed week in the Alfreton Monday 6-a-side Football League. The spirit of competition remains high as each team showcases their grit, determination, and sportsmanship on the field. As we look forward to the next week, fans and players alike await more thrilling football action.

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