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In a flurry of football frenzy, the Margate Monday 6 a side Football League saw a colossal shift in power during its 6th week.

Division 1 witnessed some massive victories, with UTT FC leading the pack with a resounding 7-0 victory against 2 Goals 1 Cup. Their dominance on the field was evident, making them the game-changers of the week. In another high-scoring match, Icardi B proved too strong for Siggs Aside, hammering them 12-1. Whereas, The Beatables and Nasty Girls ended their match in a draw with no goals on either side.

Moving on to Division 2, Evan Burgerson FC managed to scrape a win against FURYS. With a final score of 4-3, the game was a nail-biting display of grit and determination from both sides.

Division 3’s sole match saw an impressive performance from Flea N Fellas who triumphed over South Park Boys with a 3-1 victory, showcasing their superior tactical skill on the pitch.

In Division 4, Tango Ass Blast FC made their mark with a solid 6-2 win against Bay Utd, while Expected Toulouse clinched a 5-3 victory against Strokes Golf FC. Hammer Time FC brought the hammer down on Flying Horse FC with a commanding 7-3 win.

Finally, in Division 5, Suicide Squad FC barely edged out Classic VI with a 3-2 victory. Similarly, Fellas FC squeezed past Shrimpos VI with a 2-1 win. However, the game of the week was Pluckley FC emerging victorious against James 8 Depays in a thrilling 5-4 encounter.

As we look towards the next week, the competition seems to be heating up, with teams vying for the top spots in their respective divisions. The players to watch for the upcoming matches are the top scorers from each division, who have shown exceptional skill and determination on the field. Their performances in the forthcoming weeks could be the decisive factor in their teams' fortunes.

Stay tuned for the action-packed 7th week as the teams wrestle for dominance in the Margate Monday 6 a side Football League.

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