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In a high-octane week of football, the Southampton Thursday league saw some riveting matches as teams from Division 1 and Division 2 battled it out on the pitch. The competition was fierce and the stakes were high, but the athletes left no stone unturned to deliver unforgettable performances.

In Division 1, Chicken Tikka Takka took on She Wants Matip, emerging victorious with a decisive 5-2 score. Their impeccable coordination and strategic gameplay were the highlights of the match. However, the highlight of the evening was DoomBar-celona's dominating performance against OTA, which ended in a stunning 6-0 victory. The star of the match, and indeed the week, was the most valued player, Tom Mahoney from DoomBar-celona. His deft manoeuvres and goalscoring prowess were instrumental in securing the win.

Division 2 also witnessed some thrilling action. Monte Exiles RFC KC triumphed over Shiver Me Timber with a scoreline of 5-2. In a nail-biting encounter, FC Same Time narrowly defeated Fore Play 1-0. The match between Real Madras and Paqueta Busquets concluded with a 4-1 victory in favour of Real Madras. The game of the week in this division was the duel between Glens Glutes and Pain In Diaz, which ended with a 5-4 win for Pain In Diaz.

The top scorers from each division were not mentioned in the input provided.

The league continues to provide a platform for local talent to showcase their skills, and it's evident that the teams are making the most of it. With such exhilarating matches and standout performances, the Southampton Thursday league is shaping up to be a thrilling season. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from the world of football.

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