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In an exciting week three of the Dereham Monday 6-a-side Football league, the Premier League division teams played their hearts out, resulting in a night full of high-intensity football and thrilling gameplay.

The first match of the evening saw RedStarBellends square off against the sleek and strategic 9Balls. Despite a valiant effort, RedStarBellends succumbed to the superior firepower of 9Balls, who secured a resounding 4-1 victory.

Next up, Exeter Gently dominated Rooney Tunes with a score of 5-1. Exeter Gently's relentless attack and strong defense left Rooney Tunes struggling to keep up, marking yet another triumph to Exeter Gently's already stellar season performance.

In a closely contested match, Paris Ganjaman slipped past Shushers FC with a narrow 3-2 victory. The game was full of nail-biting moments, with both teams demonstrating strong offensive and defensive play.

Old Timers and Snorting Lisbon battled it out in a match that saw Lisbon seizing a narrow 3-2 victory from the grip of the Old Timers.

Kantè Fit My Willian had a tough night as they faced a crushing 5-0 defeat at the hands of the Cyslexic Dunts, who put on an impressive display of teamwork and skill.

In the final game of the evening, Great Age and Get Kebabed Fc finished with a tense 2-2 draw. Both teams showcased an extraordinary level of resilience and determination throughout the match.

While we await the official confirmation, the top scorers for each team are expected to be announced soon. Their performances have added an extra layer of excitement to the league and provided spectators with unforgettable moments of exceptional football.

As the Dereham Monday 6-a-side Football league progresses, each match in the Premier League division continues to be a testament to the teams' passion, skill, and sportsmanship. With several more weeks to go, fans can look forward to more thrilling matches and outstanding performances.

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