October 27th 2026

Milton Keynes Thursday 6 a side news 2026-10-22

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**Thrilling Encounters in Milton Keynes Thursday League’s Premier Division: Week 11 Round-Up**

Milton Keynes, UK – The Premier League division of the Milton Keynes Thursday 6-a-side Football League delivered another exhilarating evening of action last night, as Week 11’s fixtures saw teams vying for crucial points in the race for the title.

Aldusevicius Allstars continued their impressive campaign with a dominant 3-0 victory over Afobe Reader. The Allstars showcased their attacking prowess and defensive solidity, keeping a clean sheet and reaffirming their position among the league’s top contenders. Meanwhile, SIS made a statement of intent in the title chase, seeing off Murray’s Ex with a resounding 5-1 win. SIS’s attacking trio was in fine form, with Dan Smith bagging a brace to take his tally to 21 goals for the season, cementing his place as the division’s top scorer.

Elsewhere, INTER 6s demonstrated their firepower, dispatching The Bootleggers 4-0 in a clinical performance. Exeter Gently edged out Troops Fc in a closely-fought contest, triumphing 3-2 after a late strike from their leading marksman, Jack Taylor. Taylor now sits second in the top scorers chart with 18 goals, hot on the heels of Smith.

The evening’s most dramatic encounter came from De Jong Boys, who narrowly overcame Used To Be Athletic 4-3 in a match brimming with goals and excitement. De Jong Boys’ forward Lewis Carter netted twice, further solidifying his reputation as one of the division’s most dangerous attacking threats.

As the Premier League division heads into the closing weeks of the season, the race for the title and the top scorer accolade remains fiercely contested. With standout performances from Smith, Taylor, and Carter, spectators can expect even more fireworks in the weeks to come.


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