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The exciting action of the 7-a-side football league known as Baldock Monday continued last evening with week 7 of the season showcasing high-energy games in the distinguished division: Premier League.

The league's frontrunners, Baldock Battlers, maintained their top form with a dominant 3-0 victory over West FC. The Battlers displayed an overwhelming prowess on the pitch, upholding their reputation as formidable contenders in the league.

In a tantalizing match, Stroke Titty edged out Vic 7s in a close 2-1 win. Both teams exhibited skillful play, but in the end, Stroke Titty showcased their knack for exploiting openings, securing their victory.

Expecting Toulouse also had a remarkable evening, defeating Rdl 3-1 in a match that saw them display their stellar offensive tactics. The team's strategy and seamless coordination were pivotal in their emphatic win.

However, the evening's most thrilling match was between Havent Jota Clue and The Spicy Boys, the latter of whom came out on top with an impressive 6-2 victory. The Spicy Boys were the high scorers of the evening, demonstrating an exceptional offensive display.

In the final match of the evening, Is Your Motherwell triumphed over Pique Blinders with a 3-1 scoreline, further solidifying their standing in the league's upper echelons.

The Premier League division continues to provide exhilarating games each week. With teams like Baldock Battlers, Stroke Titty, Expecting Toulouse, The Spicy Boys, and Is Your Motherwell consistently delivering high scoring games, the competition remains stiff as we move into the next week of action.

The top scorers in the division have displayed extraordinary performances, proving their exceptional talents and solidifying their place in the league.

Stay tuned for more football action as the Baldock Monday league continues to unravel with more thrilling matches.

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