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Title: Margate Monday League Week 4 Results: A Game Night of Surprising Ups and Downs

The Monday night football league in Margate, now in its fourth week, saw some exhilarating match-ups across divisions 1 through 5, with a number of high-scoring games and nail-biting finishes.

In the premier division, Division 1, the Jim'll 6 It team outperformed FURYS with a 4-2 victory. The victory affirmed their place as the division's top contender.

Division 2 was no less exciting. An evenly matched game between 2 Goals 1 Cup and Crystal Phallus ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw, while Siggs Aside dominated Expected Toulouse, scoring an impressive 9 goals to Toulouse's 3.

In Division 3, the Broadstairs Bumders and Evan Burgerson FC were evenly matched with a 4-4 draw. South Park Boys outclassed FC Bumders with a 4-2 victory. However, the highlight of the division was the Minority FC versus WeHateCakesFC game, which saw WeHateCakesFC triumph with a remarkable 9-3 victory.

Division 4 was equally competitive. Classic VI beat Birchington Fc 3-1, and Margate 18s won an intense game against Thunderbuddies with a score of 6-4. However, the standout performance in the division was from Packet Inn Fc, who convincingly defeated Plough Town FC 4-1.

Division 5 produced the biggest surprises of the night. Hammer Time FC could not withstand the force of Nasty Girls, who scored a stunning 11 goals to Hammer Time's 4. Strokes Golf FC, on the other hand, made a statement by crushing Antony Fan Club 13-1.

Despite the fierce competition, the top scorers for each division managed to shine. Jim'll 6 It in Division 1, Siggs Aside in Division 2, WeHateCakesFC in Division 3, Packet Inn Fc in Division 4, and Strokes Golf FC in Division 5 were the top scorers.

As the season progresses, the divisions are set to become even more competitive. Fans around Margate are eagerly waiting for the next round of match-ups in the coming week.

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