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The heart-pounding action of Swindon Thursday's 6-a-side football league continued to captivate spectators last night in week 15 of the season. The fierce competition unfolded across three divisions, with teams battling for position in a thrilling display of skill and determination.

Division 1 proved especially competitive this week. Bluey United dominated the pitch with a 6-0 win over Park North United, while Dockle FC also showcased their offensive prowess with an impressive 8-0 victory over Madeline Milan. The closely fought match between Bhuis Boys and 1980's Legends concluded in a 3-3 draw, underscoring the high-quality competition in the division. Out On Bale also managed to secure a 3-0 win against Hardly Athletic. The top scorer of the division was undeniably the striker from Dockle FC, who netted four goals.

In Division 2, the standout result saw Beercelona emerge victorious with a 3-1 win over DL Wanderers. Wiggins FC also secured a win against Plough FC, with the final scoreline reading 3-1. Swindon Mags edged past Wichelstowe Wanderers FC 3-2, while Swindon Downs triumphed 3-1 over Shield And Shaggers. The division's top scorer was the forward from Beercelona, contributing two of their three goals.

Division 3 saw FC De Workman clinch a narrow 2-1 victory over Not Dat FC, and Oasis FC triumphed 4-0 against Haynes Beans. Egoala CF secured a 2-0 win against Savoy Athletic, and Who Ate All Depays edged past Schoolyard Skills 2-1. However, the most entertaining game was between Swindon Warriors and Unclarted, the latter proving too strong and securing a 5-2 victory. Unclarted's striker stole the show, netting three goals to become the division's top scorer.

The football league's Week 15 had its share of surprises, showcasing the talent and competitiveness of these local teams. Fans are already eagerly anticipating next week's matches as we move closer to the season's conclusion.

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