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In the Ashton Under Lyne Monday 6 a side football league, week two of the season saw some remarkable performances from teams and individual players across all divisions.

In the Premier League division, AFC BC secured a 2-0 triumph over DFC FC while Bang Average put on a dazzling display with a 3-1 victory against Goal Diggers. ASFC demonstrated their dominance with a resounding 4-0 win over Railway FC. In a close encounter, Slumdog Mignolet managed to edge past Sullivan's VI with a 2-1 scoreline. The standout player in this division was Nathan Harris from Slumdog Mignolet, who topped the Premier League's score chart with two goals.

Division 1 witnessed Blaze United delivering a crushing blow to Sombrero FC with a 10-0 victory. Jabbalads FC clinched a narrow 4-3 win over StalyVegas while Celtic and Ste Min FC's match ended in a thrilling 5-5 draw. Walking Donderers and Unathletic Madrid also finished with an exciting 5-5 deadlock. Dylan Fitzgerald, representing Celtic, emerged as the top scorer in Division 1 with four goals to his credit.

Division 2 saw Leavemyarselona FC eking out a 3-2 victory over Man Chest Hair United. Knotvery Athletic emerged victorious in a high-scoring match, defeating McMuffin Men 6-3. MoLeicester City edged past Game Of Stones FC with a 3-2 scoreline while UK Decs bagged a 2-1 win over The VARginas. Tom from Knotvery Athletic was the leading scorer in this division with three goals.

Finally, in Division 3, MK Dongs outpaced Bog Nation in a 4-2 win while SCAFFLETICO FC squeezed past Hoddlebogs VI in a 3-2 encounter. Droylsden United secured a narrow 4-3 win over T2P and Tameside Tigers triumphed over TOP HEAVY FC with a 5-3 scoreline. Tameside Tigers' Jacob Carley-Hannan emerged as the top scorer with two goals.

As the season progresses, anticipation builds for who will emerge as division champions, and which players will continue their top-scoring form.

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