September 17th 2026

Saint Leonards-on-sea Wednesday 7 a side news - Week 9!

In the bustling seaside town of St. Leonards-on-sea, the excitement was palpable as week nine of the local 7-a-side football league culminated in an action-packed evening. The Premier League division saw some thrilling matches, with teams striving for dominance on the field.

Ball Of Duty faced off against Site Bashers in a tension-filled clash. Both teams displayed commendable sportsmanship and teamwork, yet it was the Site Bashers who came out on top with a victory of 4-2. The team's impeccable coordination and controlled aggression made all the difference, leaving Ball Of Duty to reflect on their shortcomings.

In another exciting fixture, Urban Ballers FC competed against the St Leonard’s Wanderers. The Urban Ballers showed their resilience and ability to perform under pressure, securing a 3-1 triumph over the Wanderers. The win was a testament to the Urban Ballers' remarkable tactical approach and persistent efforts throughout the season.

The final match-up of the evening was between Multiple Scoregasms and Exeter Slowly. In an impressive demonstration of skill and strategy, Scoregasms outperformed Exeter Slowly with a 4-2 victory. The highlight of the game was definitely the performance of Multiple Scoregasms' stalwart player, Charlie. Bagging a total of 2 goals, Charlie emerged as the top scorer in the Premier League division, showcasing his exceptional talent and goal-scoring instincts.

This league continues to provide a platform for local talent, fostering competitive spirit and camaraderie among the teams. With only a few weeks remaining in the season, the excitement is only set to escalate as teams vie for the coveted top spot in the Premier League division.

Have any questions about the league, or want any more info about Leisure Leagues 7 a side league right here in St Leonards?

https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/the-st-leonards-academy/saint-leonards-on-sea-wednesday

Contact your local area manager Steve Simmonds by calling 07955175518, or email [email protected].

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