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In the world of six-a-side football, the Gillingham Monday league kicked off its season in thrilling fashion. Teams across four divisions – the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 – showcased impressive performances, with goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and strikers all giving their best to give their teams an early advantage in the competition.

In the Premier League, AC Goatham Athletic emerged as the early pacesetters, displaying a clinical edge in front of the goal by defeating Todge To Glory 6-2. The Rainham Raptors also started their campaign on a winning note, securing a solid 2-0 victory over Back Of Your Neto. The contest between Lahmas and Baughan Stars ended in a goalless stalemate while Gangstas Allardyce edged past Goal Diggers 2-1 in a closely contested match.

In Division 1, Flanders FC made the statement of the night, convincingly beating Frith Athletic 3-0. The matches between Wonderboys FC and AFC Ben Nevis, Shakthar Senseless and Bin-Weevils, and Hoo Mafia and Expecting Toulouse ended in hard-fought draws.

Division 2 saw a scoring spree, with Box2Box FC thrashing The Boys 8-0, undoubtedly the biggest win of the night. Uptown Dunk and Ajax Trees Down gave the spectators a thrilling match, with Uptown Dunk squeaking past their rivals 4-3. Roma Simpson and Chadding Hell FC entertained spectators with a high-scoring 7-7 draw.

In Division 3, Mac City showed their dominance, winning 5-1 against 6 Offenders. Real Jacamo also emerged triumphant, defeating Jimmy Sevilla 8-1. The Right Side Of The Rainham End also started their season on a winning note, edging past Net6 And Chill 2-1.

As the season has just begun, it's too early to draw conclusions. However, the opening fixtures have set the tone for an exciting season ahead. Keep an eye on this space for all the future action of the Gillingham Monday six-a-side football league.

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