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**Thrilling Encounters Mark Week 10 of Milton Keynes Thursday 6-a-side Premier League**

The Milton Keynes Thursday 6-a-side Football League delivered another action-packed evening as Week 10 of the Premier League division saw teams battling for crucial points, with plenty of goals and drama across all matches.

Afobe Reader and De Jong Boys produced one of the night’s most evenly matched contests, sharing the spoils in a gripping 2-2 draw. Both sides displayed excellent attacking intent, with De Jong Boys’ frontman, Tom Smith, netting his 14th goal of the season to maintain his position as the league’s top scorer.

Elsewhere, Used To Be Athletic and Exeter Gently fought in a tightly contested affair, with Exeter Gently edging the match 1-0 courtesy of a late strike from their captain, Jack Turner. This win keeps Exeter Gently in the hunt for a top-three finish, while Used To Be Athletic will look to bounce back next week.

Troops FC showcased their defensive solidity as they cruised to a 2-0 victory over INTER 6s, with goals from Mark Davies and Sam Patel. The Bootleggers, meanwhile, suffered a heavy 0-4 defeat to Murray’s Ex, who put on a clinical attacking display, highlighted by a brace from Jamie Roberts.

SIS produced the most dominant performance of the round, overwhelming NetSix And Chill 7-2 in a goal-laden affair. SIS’s striker, Tom Smith, again demonstrated his prowess in front of goal, notching a hat-trick and cementing his status as the division’s top scorer. The final game of the night saw Aldusevicius Allstars edge past Real Dons 4-3 in a high-octane encounter filled with end-to-end action.

With just a few weeks remaining, the Premier League table remains tightly contested, promising more excitement as the season approaches its climax. Tom Smith of SIS remains at the summit of the Golden Boot race, having found the net more times than any other player so far this season.

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