It was a good evening's football in the University of Birmingham Sunday 6 a side league this week, with all teams in attendance as scheduled barring three on the hockey pitches.
We have confirmed Circumcised United and Scunners United to return as normal on Sunday 5th November and look forward to seeing them back in attendance. We have removed Chigwell Chihuahuas from the league following a second non-attendance in a row, after only attending one game, proving a waste of time.
We welcome new team ECFC to the league as a replacement for the above. Wishing them good luck going into their debut game in Division Three as they line up against Leavemyarselona.
In the Premier League division, Chiellini Con Carne faced a tough battle against Chivas Primera, winning the game 4-2. However, the star of the division was Sam Dasgin of Damo Carew who netted three goals, making him the top scorer in the division.
Moving on to Division 1, Athletico Northfield succumbed to a 4-1 defeat by Cadballerz. Yet, it was Sean Bizabani of FDL FC who stole the show, netting an impressive five goals, earning him the title of top scorer in Division 1.
Over in Division 2, AFC Domi Force and Alton Wanderers FC finished in a thrilling draw, with the scoreboard reading 3-3 at the final whistle. The top scorer of the division was Steff Williams from The Hungry Boys, who scored three goals.
In Division 3, Broderick AFC displayed a dominant performance, crushing BigFatDave FC with a score of 6-1 while in Division 4, Tory Tower FC showed no mercy towards Becks On Draught FC, emerging victorious with a 7-0 win.
Lastly, Division 5 saw an intense match between Say No To Drugs FC and Tampons Should Be Free, with the former securing a narrow 3-2 victory.
We thank all teams for their continued commitment and reliability towards the league on a weekly basis. We wish all good luck going into game week 7 of the campaign with Birmingham's premier and exclusive providers of small sided football!
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