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In the thrilling world of local football, last night's Tewkesbury Monday 6-a-side league offered a spectacle of extraordinary football prowess. This was the third week of the season and it was clear that teams are starting to find their form and rhythm in this fascinating league.

In the Premier League, Mellors Fellas and Bikini Bottom FC kicked off the night with a thrilling 3-3 draw. In a game that was constantly swinging back and forth, neither team could gain the upper hand, leading to a share of the spoils. Next up, Nothing But Vibes put on a clinic as they comfortably outplayed San Marino FC, beating them 7-2. The final match in the Premier League saw Average Joes edge out Nasty FC 2-1 in a nail-biting encounter.

Moving on to Division 1, Crow Banana Pineapple found themselves overwhelmed by the 6 In The Pink, suffering a heavy 5-1 defeat. In the other fixture, Real Ale Madrid showcased their footballing prowess, dispatching Apperley River Rats in a commanding 4-0 victory.

In Division 2, Woodward Wanderers and AFC Has Beens played out a thrilling 5-3 encounter, with the Wanderers coming out on top. HIV Eindhoven and The Prawns had a closely contested match that ended 4-3 in favor of The Prawns. QME FC managed to secure a close 2-1 victory against Chewwy Suarez.

The league's top scorers were a spectacle to watch as well. In the Premier League, the top scorer was a player from Nothing But Vibes, scoring a hat trick in their dominant performance. Division 1 saw a standout performance from a striker at Real Ale Madrid, who netted two goals. Lastly, in Division 2 a Woodward Wanderers' player managed to bag a brace in their victory.

As the season progresses, all teams are showing promising performances and the competition is heating up. Football enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the next round of matches, as the Tewkesbury Monday 6-a-side league continues to captivate and entertain.

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