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WORTHING MONDAY FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEK 8 ROUND-UP

The Worthing Monday 6-a-side football league produced a plethora of goals and excitement in its eighth week. The teams from Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 showcased their skills and competitive spirit to keep the fans on the edge of their seats.

In the Premier League, Fair Weather FC stormed past Sons Of Pitches 5-2, displaying an impressive offensive performance. Panda FC edged out Expected Toulouse 4-3 in a nail-biting match while Fatzio showed their class by dominating COB FC 4-0.

Division 1 saw BOWEN VAPORS outclass Madeleine Milan with a decisive 6-1 victory. Mundial Melts blanked HUSSARS FC 3-0, showing their defensive strength. Cream Of The South and PUKKI 22 B. battled to a thrilling 3-3 draw. Worthing Wolverines made a statement with a dominant 5-0 performance over ReCog.

In Division 2, Angmering Allstars narrowly defeated Morgan Sniffs White 4-3. Brexit Tarring overpowered Atletico 4-skin 4-2, while Fringping Pong squeezed past Asda United 4-3. The night's most lopsided victory came from LA DAIRY MILK, who decimated MTB FC 7-1.

The tightest match-up of the night came from Division 3, with Borussia Munchonflapjack snatching a 2-1 victory over All The Gear No Idea. Colonel Getafe and Big MacAllister & Fries couldn't be separated and ended in a 1-1 draw. Backroom Benders edged out Diddys Disciples FC 3-2 in a thrilling contest while DISUNITED secured a strong 5-3 win over Tekkerslovakia.

Despite the fierce competition, the night belonged to the top scorers from each division: Fair Weather FC (Premier League), BOWEN VAPORS (Division 1), LA DAIRY MILK (Division 2), and DISUNITED (Division 3). Their outstanding performances ensured their teams' victories and left an indelible mark in this week's showdown. As the season progresses, the heat in the Worthing Monday Football League continues to rise.

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