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In the latest week of the Stevenage Monday 6-a-side football league, the Premier League witnessed an array of enthralling matches that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. Week 7 saw teams from across the division battling it out, with some impressive results recorded.

Ace Hair Studio FC secured a resounding 5-0 victory over We Are The Brest, demonstrating their offensive prowess and showing they are not to be trifled with as we reach the halfway point of the season. Defensive solidity and lethal finishing were the cornerstone of their win, keeping a clean sheet while putting away five at the other end.

In contrast, there was a nail-biting draw between Stroke Titty FC and Comet FC, with both teams trading blows to end the game 3-3. This evenly-contested match proved the competitive spirit that runs deep in the Premier League.

Squiz 7s also came out on top with a hard-fought 2-0 win against El Hair FC, showing their defensive might by keeping a clean sheet and capitalizing on their chances upfront.

The match between Penjamin Net And Yahoo and Gangstas Allardyce was a rollercoaster ride, ending in a slim 5-4 win for Penjamin Net And Yahoo. This game showcased the attacking abilities of both teams, making it the highest-scoring encounter of the week.

Goal Diggers put on a scoring masterclass against Class On Grass, walking away with an impressive 7-2 victory. Their goal-scoring spree was the standout performance of the week, setting a high benchmark for others in the league.

Finally, Madeline Milan demonstrated their superiority with a commanding 7-1 victory over Hartleys Train, further bolstering their position in the league.

The top goalscorers for the Premier League division have yet to be confirmed. As the season continues to unfold, every goal and point will be critical to determining the final standings in what promises to be a thrilling race for the championship.

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