Portchester Thursday 6 a side news | WEEK 9

The atmosphere was electric as week nine of the Portchester Thursday 6-a-side Football League took place last night, with a series of gripping matches across all divisions: the Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

PREMIER LEAGUE
In the Premier League, AFC Purbrook demonstrated an outstanding performance, dominating Bumfica with an impressive 6-0 victory. This commanding win was fueled by a hat-trick from Ryan Campbell, who now stands as the top scorer in the Premier League division. Campbell's exceptional performance and goal-scoring prowess left the spectators in awe and his opponents in dismay.

DIVISION ONE
Meanwhile, in Division 1, exciting matches took place with Borussia Donmund besting BSC Hung Boys in a 6-3 showdown, and Cob Fc triumphing over Fourintina with a 5-2 win. The standout player in this division was Joe Nicklin of Cob Fc, who scored a total of three goals, earning him the top scorer title for Division 1. His impressive knack for finding the back of the net played a crucial role in his team's victory.

DIVISION TWO
Over in Division 2, the competition heated up with Brexit Ballers 2 defeating Gyattlatasary 4-2, Marlon Packet outperforming Khedira Pin Drop with a 5-1 result, and Maradonakebab narrowly defeating Pants 3-2. Notably, Max Palmer from Marlon Packet emerged as the top scorer in Division 2, netting an impressive four goals.

The thrilling week of football at the Portchester Thursday League showcased the excellent skills and sportsmanship of all the teams, while highlighting the exceptional performance of top scorers in each division. Football fans and enthusiasts are eagerly looking forward to the next round of matches, as the competition promises even more exhilarating performances.

Many thanks to the referees who I'm sure are enjoying the lighter and warmer nights now they are here!

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