Abingdon Wednesday 5-a-side Football League Approaches Final Weeks with Exciting Results

The Abingdon Wednesday 5-a-side Football League has reached week 8 of its season and the competition continues to heat up. With only two weeks left, teams are battling for the top spot across each division, ensuring thrilling matches for spectators.

Premier League 
In the Premier League division, the exciting football encounter saw Spraggys Chopper FC outclass Basically Barca with a 7-4 win. Elsewhere, Shaggers United fought tooth and nail to edge out The B480 in an intense match that ended 8-6. Notably, The Mighty Ducks showcased an impressive performance, securing a victory against Saka Potatoes with a 12-4 scoreline.

Division 1
Over in Division 1, FCUOB and Shy Teds FC played out a well-fought draw, ending the match 3-3. Spoonies FC dominated their game against Pewsey Town FC with an overwhelming 10-1 scoreline. However, the match of the night belonged to Park The Airbus who defeated Bikini Bottom Ballers 11-5 in a high-scoring thriller.

Division 2
Division 2 saw equally competitive matches. Ale Stars narrowly beat Micheal Ballache FC in a nail-biting 5-4 fixture. JET FC also came out on top in a closely contested face-off against Pickle FC, wrapping up the match at 7-6. Slough Posse FC maintained their solid form with a 3-1 win over Billy Big Ballers.

As we approach the final weeks of the season, teams are urged to secure their place for the next season. The race for the top scorers in each division is still very much alive, promising an action-packed end to the season.

Get ready for more thrilling football action as teams battle it out in the Abingdon Wednesday 5-a-side Football League. Whether you're an avid football fan or a casual observer, the high-intensity play and fierce competition promise an exciting spectacle. Stay tuned for the upcoming matches.

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