What. A. Night!!!

A thrilling week of football unfolded at the Stamford Sunday 6-a-side league in what was the final week of the season. With nerves running high and titles on the line, the Premier League division offered some unforgettable action.

The atmosphere was electric as every team brought their A-game and a capacity crowd who were in full buzz - although the GoT supporters confessed to perhaps being a jinx at the end of the second fixture.  An exciting score draw as 1 Log 5 Men battled with Gangsters in a nail-biting encounter, showcasing the high level of competition, ending 2-2.

Meanwhile, Owens Nan FC upset the applecart with a solid 2-0 victory over Game Of Throwins, displaying a great mix of offensive and defensive strategy to keep a clean sheet.  Game of Throwins could've thrown away the title ...... IF Auberge win the final game by a margin of 6 goals.

With the scene set for a thrilling battle, the teams did not disappoint, Borussia Muddledandbadbach could go 2nd with a win and both teams fought hards.  Auberge were emerged victorious in a 5-, 2 goals shy of topping the league. This victory was a testament to Auberge FC’s undeniable prowess on the field, fuelled by the exceptional performance from the week's top scorer, Macauley, who netted an impressive three goals.

With a total of 14 points and 6 wins, it was the Game Of Throwins who clinched the Premier League title, completing a remarkable season which saw them consistently perform. Their success is a testament to their team's coordination, skill, and unyieldable spirit - oh and their manager, support crew, media moguls and some plain luck.

In conclusion, the final week of Stamford's Sunday football league was marked by high-intensity matches, exceptional performances and emotional victories. From start to finish, the Premier League season was a true celebration of the sport and a testament to the talent of the local teams. We congratulate the winners and look forward to another exciting season on the horizon.

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