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In the final, much-anticipated week of the Reigate Sunday 6-a-side football league, all teams showed their grit and determination. The Premier League and Division 1 games were sights to behold, leaving spectators in awe with their performances.

In the Premier League, the match between Dover Dads FC and Probably Hungover resulted in a narrow victory for Dover Dads FC. The teams battled it out with fierce determination, and Dover Dads FC managed to clinch a 1-0 victory. In another riveting game, Ultimate Peak and Beacon Sarnies played out a 1-1 draw, proving the competitive nature of the league.

However, the crown for the Premier League was taken by Anyone Can Get It FC. With a total of 16 points from 7 wins, they displayed remarkable consistency and skill over the season. Their formidable performance left little room for their competitors to outshine them.

Moving over to Division 1, the match between Six Offenders and The Old Onion Bag was a goal-filled spectacle. The Old Onion Bag triumphed with a 5-3 victory, providing the spectators a thrilling encounter.

In the end, the Division 1 title was claimed by Athletic Club De Priory. Accumulating a total of 15 points and securing 7 wins, they demonstrated their superiority in the division. Their winning title symbolizes their hard work, dedication, and excellent team spirit throughout the season.

The final week of this season proved to be an extraordinary display of sportsmanship, skill, and determination by all the teams. Congratulations to Anyone Can Get It FC and Athletic Club De Priory for their well-deserved victories, and kudos to all teams for the thrilling performances they showcased throughout the season. Football enthusiasts eagerly await the next season, hoping it brings more intense, exciting matches.

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