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In the final week of the Swindon Thursday 6 a side Football league, a thrilling competition came to an end with the announcement of the division winners. The spectators were treated to a night of enthralling football action and sportsmanship that embodied the spirit of the beautiful game.

In Division 1, Sons Of Pitches emerged victorious, boasting an impressive 27 points from their 13 wins. The match between DL Wanderers and Old Town Langers was a highlight, with the latter bagging a landslide victory of 8-1. Another notable game was the intense standoff between Only Put Matip In and Ridge FC that ended in a 2-2 tie.

Meanwhile, in Division 2, Barely Athletic dominated the league with an outstanding total of 27 points from 12 wins. Swindon Park Rangers and Puyol Pants Down delivered an exciting game that ended in a 5-3 victory for Swindon Park Rangers. The match that really grabbed attention was between Wiggins FC and Brexit Bosh, where Brexit Bosh outclassed their opponents with a 5-1 win.

In Division 3, the champions were Leave My Arcelona, who topped the table with a total of 30 points and 14 wins. The match between Pique Blinders and Real FC was a spectacle to behold as Real FC smashed their way to a 5-1 victory.

The league witnessed some fantastic football talent and the top scorers in each division surely made their mark. In Division 1, Sons of Pitches not only clinched the title but also boasted the most prolific attack. Barely Athletic from Division 2 were on fire throughout their campaign, netting the most goals in their division. In Division 3, Leave My Arcelona's offensive prowess was unmatched as they emerged as the top scorers.

As the thrilling season concludes, we look forward to the next one with high expectations, hoping for more memorable games and outstanding individual performances. Congratulations to all the winners and participants for an unforgettable season of football.

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