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As Week 3 of the Preston Monday 6-a-side Football League came to a close, it was an eventful night filled with high-scoring games, thrilling victories and closely matched contests across three divisions: the Premier League, Division 1 and Division 2.

In the Premier League, Preston DDRR stood out by clinching a resounding 5-2 win over AFC Tin. However, the game of the night was undoubtedly between Mensroom and Reform FC, with Mensroom just edging out a narrow 5-4 victory. GNAC also secured a hard-fought win over AFC Variety, finishing with a 3-2 scoreline, while FC Barge narrowly defeated Gamblers Anonymous 3-2 in a nail-biting contest.

Over in Division 1, Ringers FC put on a show with a 10-3 thrashing against AFC Gillingham And Cheese Sandwich, the biggest win of the night. Paralytic Athletic and Winnet FC fought to a 4-4 draw, while Big Fish United managed to reel in a 4-2 win against Olympique Mayonnaise CF. Additionally, Old Boys managed to overcome Chamakh Ya Mother with a 5-3 victory.

Finally, in Division 2, 50 Shades Of Marc Gray displayed an impressive performance by beating Not So Athletic 6-1. SamAndie’s 91s also showed their prowess with a 7-1 triumph over Pique Blinders. Perkyboys and Edwins Six Offenders ended in a 3-3 draw, while Friargate Lions roared to an 8-5 victory against Egg Fried Riis.

Top scorers of the week from each division were players from Preston DDRR in the Premier League, Ringers FC in Division 1, and 50 Shades Of Marc Gray in Division 2. Their outstanding performances were crucial in leading their respective teams to victory. Their scoring prowess continues to be a highlight of this competitive season.

As we look forward to Week 4, one thing is certain - the passion and competitive spirit of all teams participating in the Preston Monday Football League remains undiminished. Stay tuned for more action-packed games in the coming weeks.

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