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PRICE INCREASE - Effective from Monday 31st March 2025. Due to increases in the costs of centres, equipment and transactional charges all our leagues will see an increase of £3 per team per week which works out at a maximum of 50p per player for your minimum numbers or a mere 34p each if you regularly take a maximum squad of 9. 

As for this weeks football news...

In a thrilling night of football, the Beverley Monday 6 a side Football League saw some exciting match-ups in its fifth week, with a few surprises along the way.

In the Premier League division, the match of the night was undoubtedly between Viking Rangers and Beverley La Coruna, which ended in a 4-4 draw. This high-octane encounter had spectators on the edge of their seats as both teams showcased fantastic attacking football, resulting in an eight-goal thriller. The top scorer of the night in the Premier League division was a player from Viking Rangers who netted two brilliant goals.

The Division 1 saw some fiercely contested matches as well. FDFC were beaten 4-2 by Nutty Nutters in an action-packed encounter. Despite FDFC's valiant efforts, Nutty Nutters managed to come out on top, thanks to their top scorer who managed to find the back of the net twice.

In the next match, Stroke City FC secured a narrow 2-1 victory over Wolds United AFC. The winning goal came late in the second half, securing three crucial points for Stroke City FC.

Finally, in a tightly contested match, Boris And The Boys managed to claim a 1-0 victory over MS3. The solitary goal, scored by the top scorer of Boris And The Boys, proved to be enough to seal the victory and three points.

It was an entertaining week with some fantastic football on display. As the league progresses into the sixth week, the teams will be looking to improve their standings on the leaderboard. The games are set to get even more exciting, and we can't wait to see what the next week holds.

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