July 4th 2024

Chatham Thursday 5 a side news - match day 9

In the thrilling world of local football, week nine of the Chatham Thursday 5-a-side league presented another action-packed evening, proving once again why it's the talk of the town.

DIVISION ONE  

The games in Division 1, unfolded with dramatic flair and unparalleled sportsmanship, leaving us on the edge of our seats. The electric excitement in the air was palpable, as the division's top teams battled it out on the field.

Arguably the night's most gripping game was between YCKB FC and Rice Spice. In a whirlwind of a game, Rice Spice emerged victorious with a commendable 9-4 victory, leaving YCKB FC in their dust. Rice Spice's win was significantly bolstered by the exceptional skills of Stuart Taaffe, who was later named the week's most valued player. Taaffe's contribution to Rice Spice's stunning victory undoubtedly made him a player to watch in the future.

Meanwhile, the game between Paqueta Quavers and Radar Raiders was another nail-biter. The Raiders managed to pull ahead with a close 7-5 win, demonstrating once again why they're a formidable force in Division 1.

Medway 57 battled Mac 4 in a fierce showdown. Ultimately, Mac 4 took the win, outplaying Medway 57 with a 5-1 scoreline.

Highlighting individual performances, Daniel Dickinson from the Radar Raiders emerged as Division 1's top scorer. Dickinson netted an impressive four goals, further strengthening the Raiders' position in the league.

As the Chatham Thursday 5-a-side league continues, the competition in Division 1 remains intense, and football enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the following week's games. The local heroes continue to inspire young talent in the community, reminding us why we love the beautiful game.

Thank you to Adam for running the evening and to all our refs and players. Good luck next.

Join the Chatham Monday 5 a-side league at the link below or get in touch on 07969 731086 for more information. Thanks Rich

https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/holcombe-grammar-school/chatham-thursday

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