August 24th 2026

Spalding Monday 6 a side news 2026-08-24

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In a heady night of football action, the Spalding Monday 6 a side Football league week 8 results have come through, and they've certainly shifted the landscape across all four divisions. With only two weeks left in the season, teams are fighting tooth and nail to secure their spots for the next season, and the competition is fiercer than ever.

In the Premier League, Gilderoy FC dominated the pitch with an impressive 11-0 victory over TwistVanDijk. Such a commanding performance has helped Gilderoy FC solidify their place in the league, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the season.

Division 1 saw some exciting match-ups. The Kuwva Swifts FC managed to outmaneuver the Bulgarian Ballers, securing a 6-4 victory. GaryBaldy And Co also put on a fantastic show, rounding out their match with a 5-1 win over Fill Her Wycombe. Skate Boys and Tiki Taka played out a thrilling draw, ending the match 3-3.

In Division 2, the highlight of the night was White Wash FC's assured victory over LSA FC, finishing 5-1. Meanwhile, Stroke Titty saw a close defeat at the hands of Lincscomms United, with a final score of 5-7.

Division 3's matches were equally exciting. Netherfields FC dominated Welly Wanderers, securing a staggering 13-2 victory. The Saucinators FC also put up a good fight against SL Green Party FC, finishing 3-1, while 360 No Pope bested Super Fuzz Rangers Extreme, wrapping up the match with a 5-1 scoreline.

As we near the end of the season, the top scorers from each division have truly made their mark. In the Premier League, it's Gilderoy FC leading the pack, while Kuwva Swifts FC, White Wash FC, and Netherfields FC are topping the charts in Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 respectively. Their performances this season have been nothing short of remarkable, and we eagerly wait to see what the final two weeks bring.


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