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In the Aldershot Monday 6 a side football league, week 10 witnessed a gripping set of matches across the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2, which provided a spectacle for football lovers.

In the Premier League, Glass On Grass and A La Bosh fought to a 1-1 standstill. Meanwhile, Hatrick Swayzee showed dominance against BCS FC with a 3-1 victory, demonstrating their attacking prowess. The match between Ivan Pony and Tea and Busquets saw Ivan Pony emerge victorious, netting 5 goals against 2. The high-scoring match was a testament to their aggressive style of play. M3 FC and Not Athletico ended in a 1-1 draw, in what was a closely contested encounter.

Over to Division 1, where Mexico Utd overpowered Waldon Wanderers with a 3-1 win. Six Offenders managed to outscore Westie Boys 4-1, showing their lethal goal-scoring form. However, the highlight of the day was the Favela Boys vs Wat D Sigma match, which ended in a jaw-dropping 10-3 win for Wat D Sigma. TEKKERSLOVAKIA and Whats Goals Around Comes Around, couldn't find the back of the net and it ended in a goalless draw.

In Division 2, Pique Blinders clinched a narrow victory over Mustang FC with a 4-3 scoreline. In contrast, Under My Cucurella stamped their authority over Pigeonvaders with a thumping 4-1 win.

Top scorers for each division were key players in their respective matches. In the Premier League, a player from Ivan Pony led the pack, whereas, in Division 1, a Wat D Sigma player was the standout performer. In Division 2, Pique Blinders boasted the top scorer of the week. Their stellar performances are a testament to their football prowess and their contributions have been invaluable to their team's success.

The Aldershot Monday 6 a side football league promises more nail-biting action in the coming weeks. With teams vying for the top spot in their respective divisions, the stage is set for some high-octane football.

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