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In the heart of Manchester, the opening week of the 6-a-side Football season was held last night, witnessing some electrifying action. Named "Manchester Monday", the week 1 of the season saw intense competition in the Premier League division, leaving football enthusiasts on the edge of their seats.

In a nail-biting encounter, Berocca Juniors narrowly edged out Six Offenders with a 5-4 victory, marking their entrance into the league. Kieran from Six Offenders was particularly striking, scoring two goals and thereby establishing himself as the top scorer in the Premier League division for the week.

Six Men One Cup also marked a powerful debut by defeating CBFW Fc 4-1, showcasing their strong offensive capabilities. Salford Plant FC, in a closely contested match, claimed a 3-2 win over Exeter Quickly, making a clear statement early in the season.

However, it was RB Shitezig that dominated the headlines with an impeccable 3-0 clean sweep over FourfortytwosFC. The star performer of the match was none other than Josh Grant, who was crowned the most valued player of the week. Grant's exceptional skills and contribution were instrumental in RB Shitezig's dominant performance, earning him this prestigious recognition.

Despite being the opening week, the Premier League division showcased high-level competition and sportsmanship. This inaugural week has set a high bar for the rest of the season, and fans are eagerly anticipating the next round of thrilling games. The top scorers and the most valuable players of each division have already started making their mark, promising an exciting season ahead.

As the season unfolds, these dynamic teams are expected to deliver an action-packed, adrenaline-pumping football league for the ages. Stay tuned for more updates as the Manchester Monday football league continues.

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