April 16th 2026

Abingdon Thursday 5 a side news | WEEK 1

In an exhilarating start to the new season of the Abingdon Thursday 5-a-side football league, teams in the Premier League division put on a masterclass display of skill, tactic, and sportsmanship.


Week 1 saw strong performances from several teams. One of the most noteworthy matches of the night was between The Pie Eaters and Alloyed FC. Alloyed FC dominated this contest, securing a convincing 6-3 victory. Their dynamic offence and solid defence set the tone for what looks to be an exciting season.


Another thrilling match was Nathan Collins FC against Bacon Sane. Nathan Collins FC came out on top with a 5-3 score. Their well-orchestrated attacks and steadfast defence held off Bacon Sane, showing why they are a team to watch this season.


In a nerve-wracking match, RealSoSoBad drew 3-3 with Arsenwhole. Both teams gave it their all, displaying remarkable skill and determination.


The Ballotellitubies showcased their offensive prowess in their match against Narcos FC, walking away with an 8-1 victory, making them the top scorers of the week.


Meanwhile, Bayer Neverlosin FC started the season off on a winning note, edging out His Mind FC in a close 3-2 match.


As the season has just begun, all teams look promising and determined to win. The Premier League division has set a high standard for the weeks to come, with each team showcasing a unique combination of skill, tactics, and teamwork.


While it's too early to predict the outcome of the season, this week's top scorers - Alloyed FC, Nathan Collins FC, and the Ballotellitubies have certainly made an impactful start. As the season progresses, fans can look forward to more exciting matches, exceptional talent, and the sheer thrill of the beautiful game.

Many thanks to the referees for launching the newly expanded season in style!

Join our Abingdon 5-a-side league at the link below or get in touch on 07943 049781 for more information. 

https://www.leisureleagues.net/signup/tilsley-park/abingdon-thursday

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