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In an electrifying Week 13 of the Ashton Under Lyne Monday Football League, teams across the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 divisions battled fiercely, resulting in some thrilling outcomes.

In the Premier League division, AFC BC showcased an exceptional performance, thrashing DFC FC 5-1 with the top scorer of the week, Olly T bagging three goals. Bang Average also triumphed over Blaze United with a 4-1 victory. Slumdog Mignolet and Goal Diggers ended their match in a 1-1 draw, while Railway FC just managed to edge out StalyVegas with a tense 7-5 win.

Moving to Division 1, Dylan Ryan of Sombrero FC crowned himself top scorer with three goals, leading his team to a 4-1 victory against Knotvery Athletic. Asfc overcame Walking Donderers with a 3-1 win, while Ste Min Fc managed a close 5-4 victory against Man Chest Hair United. Sulivans Vi also secured a 3-1 triumph over Unathletic Madrid.

In Division 2, the McMuffin Men emerged victorious in a high-scoring showdown against Celtic, winning 13-8. Lewis of McMuffin Men was the standout, netting an impressive six goals, the highest of any player this week. Hoddlebogs VI managed to edge out a 2-1 victory against Bog Nation, while Jabbalads FC and Game Of Stones FC ended their match in a 3-3 standoff. UK Decs also managed a 3-2 victory over SCAFFLETICO FC.

Finally, in Division 3, Anita Max Wynnn dominated MoLeicester City with a 6-1 victory, thanks to Adam Scott, who scored three goals. The VARginas and Tameside Tigers ended their encounter in a 2-2 draw. T2P triumphed over Droylsden United with a 3-1 victory, while MK Dongs managed a narrow 4-3 win over TOP HEAVY FC.

The spirited performances and high-scoring matches this week have set the bar high for the remaining weeks of the Ashton Under Lyne Monday Football League. Fans and teams alike are eagerly anticipating the next round of fixtures.

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