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**Worthing Sunday 6-a-Side Football League Week 3 Results**

The third week of the Worthing Sunday 6-a-side Football League was a thrilling display of sensational football, with the divisions Premier League and Division 1 seeing an array of captivating games.

In the Premier League, Sompting Dragons roared past 6 Offenders in a 6-3 victory. Their ferocious attack and sturdy defense proved too powerful for their opponents. On the other side, Dynamo Chicken Kiev showcased their prowess by schooling Unnamed Kebab FC 6-1, confirming their dominance in the league.

The surprise of the evening was the SDL FC's grueling 4-2 triumph over Benjamin Tesko. The game witnessed a spirited comeback from Tesko, but it wasn't enough to prevent SDL FC from securing their win. Meanwhile, Chubby Alonsos showed no mercy against Purple Wanderers, seizing the match 4-0.

However, the highlight of the Premier League was Hakuna Juan Mata's encounter with Girthquake FC. Despite a valiant effort from Hakuna, Girthquake FC ran riot over them in an 11-3 victory.

In Division 1, The Cheeky Blinders and West Hammered battled for supremacy, ending in a 2-2 draw. It was an evenly contested game, with both sides displaying commendable football.

CTRL ALT DE LIGT stunned everyone with a phenomenal 6-1 victory over Secure The Coin FC. This win has surely boosted their confidence for the forthcoming fixtures. Lastly, Mandem FC overwhelmed Slightly Athletic with an astonishing scoreline of 11-3, proving themselves as one of the team to beat in the division.

Top scorers from Premier League and Division 1 were notably from Girthquake FC and Mandem FC respectively, both contributing a significant number of goals for their teams.

The league is shaping up for a thrilling finale with teams stepping up their game, promising an intense competition in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for the next week's action in the Worthing Sunday 6-a-side Football League.

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