July 8th 2026

Bolton Wednesday 6 a side news 2026-07-08

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BOLTON, UK - In the fifth week of the highly anticipated Bolton Wednesday 6-a-side Football League, teams in the Premier League division battled relentlessly under the floodlights, showcasing stunning displays of skill and endurance.

In the Premier League division, Miami FC took on Lallanas in Pyjamas, a match that ended in a 5-2 victory for Miami FC. Their relentless attack and tenacious defence proved too much for Lallanas in Pyjamas. The top scorer for Miami FC was indeed a force to reckon with, steering the team to a well-deserved win.

The game between Inter Me Van and Pique Blinders FC was a goal fest, ending in a 6-5 victory for Pique Blinders FC. The match was an edge-of-the-seat thriller as both teams traded blows, resulting in a high-scoring game that thrilled spectators. Pique Blinders FC's top scorer had an outstanding performance, scoring crucial goals that led the team to victory.

Juan Key Wanderers faced off against RB Light Cigs in a nail-biting match that saw RB Light Cigs emerge victorious with a 5-3 win. RB Light Cigs' top scorer was instrumental in this victory, showcasing impressive skill and precision.

DSG FC battled against Kiss My Pass, but despite their best efforts, fell short with a 2-3 defeat. Kiss My Pass clinched the victory, thanks in part to their top scorer's impressive playmaking and scoring abilities.

The Bolton Wednesday 6-a-side Football League continues to be a thrilling spectacle, and we look forward to next week's games in the Premier League division. The top scorers have truly set the bar high with their exceptional performances this week. Their contributions to their respective teams have been absolutely crucial and have certainly made this season more exciting than ever before.

Stay tuned for more updates as the teams battle it out in the coming weeks.


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