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Premier League Division 1 of the Kirby Muxloe Monday Night 6-a-side Football League saw a night of thrilling and electrifying competition in its seventh week. There was an abundance of high-action intensity and extraordinary performances from the players in last night's matches.

In the Premier League, Hot Stepperz FC clashed with Kirby 6s in a nail-biting game that ended with Kirby 6s emerging victorious with a 4-3 win. Biffa Boys solidified their dominance over Leicester Town with a 4-1 victory, showcasing their offensive prowess. Meanwhile, We Don't Give A Fuchs managed to edge out Random VI in a closely contested match that ended 4-3. Jake Marston from Random VI was the standout player of the division, netting a total of 2 goals and adding to his reputation as a top striker.

Transitioning to Division 1, DaZone VI faced a strong Pints Not Points team, who displayed their skill and coordination to secure a 6-2 triumph. Murder On Zidane's Floor struggled to fend off Sevilla Depression, who claimed a decisive 5-1 victory. Leicester Town Academy was in fine form, trouncing M K UNITED 7-1, while Shaggers United and Blazers FC had to settle for a 1-1 draw. Lamin from Leicester Town Academy was the top scorer in this division, netting an impressive 3 goals.

However, the night belonged to Sam Rolls from Sevilla Depression, who was crowned the most valued player of the week. His exceptional performance was key to his team's victory and his contributions didn't go unnoticed. His consistent hard work, dedication, and ability to make big plays has truly made him a standout player in the league.

Last night's matches were a true testament to the competitive spirit and high level of skill in the Kirby Muxloe Monday Night 6-a-side Football League. As we head into week eight, teams will surely be looking to build on their performances and fans can expect even more thrilling football action.

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