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Title: Thrilling Week 7 of Alfreton Monday Football League

Alfreton Monday Football League delivered yet another exciting week of football, as week 7 unfolded last night, presenting intriguing matchups across the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3, and stirring up the tables.

In the Premier League, Bad Badgers FC clinched a narrow victory against The Steampacket with a scoreline of 2-1. Swanwick Delves dominated their match against Snorting Whizbon, hitting the back of the net four times to ensure a comfortable victory. Meanwhile, Crystal Bar Palace and Swanwick Pentrich Road Vets ended their game in a thrilling 3-3 draw.

In Division 1, Association Athletic edged past The Six Offenders in a 3-2 win, while the match between Beating Chastards and Spread Em was a nine-goal thriller, with Spread Em emerging victorious by just one goal. Bilkhu Originals lost to Snort Vale 2-0, and Rack Em Yellaz secured a 2-1 win against Tekkerslovakia.

Over in Division 2, Boca Seniors triumphed over Sheep Thrills Fc 5-3, and Codnor FC demonstrated their scoring prowess with a 6-2 takedown of Red Lion Regulars. FC Ofton and Green Team Blues both edged their games with a 5-4 scoreline against CF Scorpion and Scrambled Legs respectively.

In Division 3, Rabona got the better of Tibby Lads with a 5-2 score, Grundys Guards and Big Mac And Smack shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw, and Fireblanks FC failed to find the net against AFC Carling, losing 3-0.

As for the top scorers, Premier League saw Swanwick Delves take the spotlight with four goals. In Division 1, Spread Em stood out with five goals. Division 2's top scorer was Codnor FC with six goals, and in Division 3, Rabona topped the chart with five goals.

The Alfreton Monday Football League promises further excitement and competition in the coming weeks, and fans eagerly anticipate the next round of fixtures.

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