June 29th 2026

Alfreton Monday 6 a side news 2026-06-29

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The Alfreton Monday Night 6-a-side Football League is heating up as teams jostled for pivotal positions in Week 10.

In the Premier League, Crystal Bar Palace commanded a convincing 8-3 win against Spread Em, displaying their domination on the field and solidifying their place in the league. Association Athletic and Bad Badgers FC battled to a 3-3 draw, showing the depth and competitiveness that the Premier League possesses. But it was Swanwick Delves taking a 4-1 victory over Youngest In Charge FC that sparked the night's excitement, delivering a strong performance that marked them as ones to watch.

In Division 1, a thrilling tie between Beating Chastards and WarneHub Premium (5-5) was the highlight. Green Team Blues also managed a narrow 2-1 victory over Red Lion Regulars, while Bilkhu Originals and Baby Lola UTD played out a goalless draw.

In Division 2, Codnor FC stole the limelight with a landslide 11-3 victory over Rack Em Yellaz, demonstrating an offensive prowess that will surely send a message to their competitors. Full Kit Bankers FC were edged out 4-3 by Normo FC in what was one of the night's closest encounters.

Moving on to Division 3, FC Ofton bested Rent Boys in a 3-1 victory, Barely Athletic earned a hard-fought 4-2 victory over Sheep Thrills FC, while Tibby Lads narrowly lost out to Grundy's Guards with a 0-1 scoreline. Madiline Milan succumbed to AFC Carling in a thrilling 3-2 clash, demonstrating the competitiveness that exists within the division.

Unfortunately, the top scorers for each division are not available at this time, but with the evident skill and intensity on display, it's clear the Alfreton Monday Night Football League is brimming with talent. As the season pushes forward, fans and players alike can anticipate more riveting matches and exceptional performances.


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