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Lincoln's Thrilling Six-A-Side Football League Wraps Up Week 7

LINCOLN - The seventh week of the Lincoln Tuesday Six-a-Side Football League ended last night, and it was one to remember. A total of 11 teams battled it out in the Premier League and Division 1, with eye-catching performances and intense competition, as the season draws closer to an end.

In the Premier League, the night started with Morgan Sniffs-White FC dominating the game against Amateurs FC with a 2-0 victory, proving their prowess on the pitch. The robust team NETSIX AND CHILL secured an impressive 5-2 win against Hardly Athletic, adding more color to their record. Noteworthy, Hagis Allstars delivered an astonishing 7-2 triumph over FC SIX, showing an impressive offensive display. Treveys Angels also marked its presence by winning 5-2 against FC SCORGASM. The evening concluded with a heart-stopping match between Ermine Eagles and Crip FC, with the Eagles swooping in to snatch a 2-1 win.

Meanwhile, in Division 1, Bald Marks Men and Exeter Gently ended their match in a 1-1 draw in a tense face-off. Chicken Tikka Mo Salah were surprisingly beaten by Dilksys XI, who claimed a 4-2 victory, demonstrating their attacking prowess.

With only two weeks left in the season, teams are now looking to secure their standings for the next season with the stakes higher than ever. The teams' performances have been unpredictable, making the competition more thrilling and compelling as we head into the final stages.

The top scorers for the Premier League and Division 1 will have their eyes set on the prize, and they will undoubtedly bring their best game to the pitch as we head into the final two weeks of the season.

Stay tuned for the next round of fixtures, as the Lincoln Tuesday Six-a-Side Football League promises more excitement and heart-stopping football action in the remaining weeks of the season.

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