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In the Halifax Monday night football league, Week 12 proved to be a thrilling spectacle of athleticism, skill, and sportsmanship in both the Premier League and Division 1 groups. Notable teams from both divisions battled it out on the pitch, with the points earned crucial as we approach the season's end. There remains only two weeks left in this compelling season, and teams are eagerly securing their places for the next season.

In the Premier League, FC Floppy were not able to maintain their form against The Craftsmen, with a final score of 4-10. The Craftsmen seemed to outperform FC Floppy with superior team coordination and goal scoring prowess. Meanwhile, Daddy Day Care secured a triumphant 3-1 win over Pez Athletic, demonstrating their dominance in the league. However, the match between Calder V FC and TAA Very Much ended in a nail-biting draw, both teams scoring five goals each, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.

Division 1 also witnessed high-octane competition. TRANSLINE succumbed to Chippos Barmy Army in a close contest that ended with 3-4 in favour of Chippos Barmy Army. Inky Jims FC managed to scrape a victory against Pudding Boys by a single goal, ending the match 5-4. The biggest scoreline of the night belonged to The Minnows, who outscored EXPOSED NUGGETS FC 13-6, showcasing their offensive firepower. Dodgy Knees FC and In Good Kompany concluded their match in a 4-4 draw, demonstrating the fierce competition in Division 1.

With only two weeks remaining in the season, every match and every goal counts as teams compete for their place next season. The top scorers' list is yet to be finalized, and all eyes will be on those players who can make the crucial difference in these final stages. The Halifax Monday night football league continues to provide a platform for local teams to showcase their skills and compete in a friendly, yet highly competitive environment.

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