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In the captivating world of local football, the Margate Monday 6-a-side Football league completed its third week, with teams across five divisions showing off their skills and competing for the top spot.

In Division 1, the match between Shi*house Athletic and UTT FC ended with a 2-1 win for UTT FC. Longhead FC made their mark with a convincing 4-0 victory over FURYS. Shi*house Athletic and Longhead FC emerged as the top scorers in this division with their sterling performances.

Moving on to Division 2, Send Umtitis fell short against 2 Goals 1 Cup, who secured a 3-0 win. The match between Minority FC and Wonkey Donkey Wanderers ended in a goalless draw. Meanwhile, Grezas claimed a 3-1 victory against Jim'll 6 It. The top scorers in this division were 2 Goals 1 Cup and Grezas.

In Division 3, the match between Murder On Zidanes Floor and Broadstairs Bumders proved to be a nail-biter, ending with a tight 5-4 victory for Murder On Zidanes Floor. Expected Toulouse also secured a 3-1 win against Crystal Phallus. The top scorers for this division were Murder On Zidanes Floor and Expected Toulouse.

Over in Division 4, South Park Boys struggled against Packet Inn Fc, who won 4-0, while Evan Burgerson FC steamrolled INTER YERNAN with a 5-0 victory. The top scorers in Division 4 were Packet Inn FC and Evan Burgerson FC.

Finally, in Division 5, Visa Fc edged out Classic VI with a 2-1 victory. The Man United also dominated with a 6-1 win over SAKA FAT Dijk FC. However, the match of the division was Thunderbuddies netting a whopping seven goals against Diversity FC in a thrilling 7-4 victory. Thunderbuddies and The Man United emerged as the top scorers in this division.

As we move into week four, it's all still to play for in the Margate Monday league. The top scorers will be aiming to maintain their form, while those trailing will be hungry to make their mark. Stay tuned for more thrilling football action!

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