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Chesterfield Sunday's dramatic week 3 of the season saw some unexpected results across all five divisions.

In Division 1, Shamima Bagsome headlined the action, thrashing Norfolk & Good with a stunning 5-0 victory. The team showcased their dominance in the field, putting themselves firmly on the map in this early stage of the season. Manjdog Men also edged out a 3-2 victory against Edgington Boys FC, displaying their ability to persevere in tightly contested matches.

Division 2 was equally thrilling, with Boca Seniors narrowly defeating Ladzio 2-1, showcasing some exceptional skills and team coordination. Intermigran FC and The Jerry Hat-Tricks ended the night goalless, while DFM FC displayed an impressive attacking display to secure a 4-0 win against Hawk Tuah FC.

In Division 3, Kante Fit My Willian overpowered AC Me Rollin with a 3-1 victory, while Jaipur Jockeys demonstrated their dominance over CarrVale FC in a 4-1 victory. Both victors have now made their intent clear for the season ahead.

Moving on to Division 4, Park Road FC secured a victory over AC MIGRAN with a 3-1 win. Parking The Bus FC claimed a 3-0 victory against Gangsters Allardyce, while Dyslexia United and Borussia Monchenflapjack ended with a thrilling 3-3 draw.

Lastly, in Division 5, the headline was undoubtedly JezzysOnTour's 8-3 victory over Puyol Pants Down. The match showed the attacking prowess of JezzysOnTour, solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with. Matip Stinks managed a 2-0 win against Nigerian Nightmares, while Fake Madrid sent shockwaves with a 12-2 win over FC Copenbadly.

The top scorers for each division were Shamima Bagsome (Division 1), DFM FC (Division 2), Jaipur Jockeys (Division 3), Parking The Bus FC (Division 4), and Fake Madrid (Division 5). Each of these teams produced star performances, setting the tone for what promises to be an exciting season in the Chesterfield Sunday league.

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