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In the latest week of the Plymouth Thursday 6-a-side Football League, teams battled it out on the field for the seventh round of the season. The competition was fierce across all divisions, resulting in some surprising outcomes and nail-biting finishes.

Division 1 saw Estover United narrowly secure a win over Ajax Treesdown with a 2-1 scoreline. The Dream Team also managed to outscore Unathletico Madrid, clinching victory with a 2-1 result. The Wild Boys lived up to their name, edging out Useless FC in a tightly contested match that ended 2-1 in their favor.

In Division 2, there were some interesting results as well. John Has Bomb was defeated 2-1 by A. CPR in a game that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. Keith It Lemon managed to squeeze past GA Solicitors with a 1-0 victory. The highlight of the division was undoubtedly Spektra FC's 5-2 thrashing of The Half-Time Oranges, a result that truly shook the standings.

The tension was palpable in Division 3, with Kurts Victims and Coastline ending in a thrilling 3-3 draw. Moat-A-Boat and Kenya Swallow also couldn't be separated, finishing square at 2-2. In the final match of the division, Sports Team secured an essential 2-0 victory over Niall P Ennis.

Top scorers of the divisions were key players in their respective teams. For Division 1, the spotlight was on Estover United's striker, whose crucial goals led to their win. Division 2's top scorer hailed from Spektra FC, contributing significantly to their resounding victory. In Division 3, the top scorer was from the Sports Team, whose goals ensured a clean sheet victory for his side.

This week's matches have reshaped the league tables and set the stage for an exciting next round of fixtures. The Plymouth Thursday 6-a-side Football League continues to offer thrilling football action week after week. Stay tuned for more updates as the season progresses.

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