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In a thrilling climax to the Alfreton Monday 6-a-side Football League, we finally have our champions in the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 categories, as the curtains fell on Week 14 of the season.

In the Premier League division, a roller-coaster match between Rack Em Yellaz and Swanwick Delves ended 5-6. The Crystal Bar Palace secured a narrow victory over Beating Chastards with a scoreline of 4-3, while Largentina and Stroke Titty FC settled for a goalless draw. At the end of the season, Bad Badgers FC emerged victorious, winning the division with a commendable 25 points and a total of 11 wins.

Over in Division 1, Snort Vale outplayed Tibby Lads with an impressive 7-2 victory. The Steampacket secured a confident 4-1 win against Bunting Bombers, while Youngest In Charge FC edged past Association Athletic 3-2. With 21 points and 10 victories, Youngest In Charge FC claimed the top spot in Division 1.

In Division 2, WarneHub Premium dominated Bundys Boys with a 5-0 victory, while FC Farcelona triumphed over Swanwick Sinners with a score of 5-3. Slot Matip In Diaz and Sporting Abeergut concluded their matchup with a 1-1 draw. WarneHub Premium won the division with an incredible 26 points and 13 wins.

In Division 3, Sons Of Pitches registered a significant 7-3 win over Madiline Milan. AFC Carling emerged victorious against Borussia Teeth with a score of 5-1. 2 Girls 1 Schlupp FC managed a narrow victory over Cunning Stunts FC, while Codnor FC defeated Cupid Stunts FC 2-0. Cupid Stunts FC, however, won the division with a total of 21 points and 10 wins.

As we wrap up this season, we salute all teams for their spirited performances and congratulate the winners. The thrill, the drama, the joy, and the despair of the season were a spectacle to behold. Stay tuned as we bring you updates on the next season of the Alfreton Monday 6-a-side Football League.

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