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Week 14 of the Sittingbourne Monday Brings Thrills and Outstanding Performances

Week 14 of the Sittingbourne Monday 6 a side Football League ended last night, bringing some thrilling matches and incredible individual performances.

In the Premier League, Cunch Of Bunts FC left their mark by dominating Eagles FC with a 5-0 victory, while Fruity Dons FC outclassed Expected Toulouse in a nine-goal thriller, ending the match 6-3. Stover FC also displayed their attacking prowess by defeating Gangsters Allardyce 6-0. Meanwhile, Isle Of Bourne secured a comfortable 3-0 win over Murston Massive. The star of the Premier League was undoubtedly Sean Spicer of TIZER CHIEFS, who topped the scoring chart with a remarkable 5 goals.

The Division 1 fixtures also did not lack in action. Brexit Boys Fc managed a 4-0 win over Balotellitubbies. Six Offenders triumphed over Zesty Zebras with a 5-1 scoreline, and Milton Massive barely edged out Vineyardigains FC with a 2-1 win. Paralympiakos and Beechwood 24 ended their match in an exciting 2-2 draw, and Sportsyard Fc dominated PPE FC with a 6-0 scoreline. Liam of the Six Offenders took the top scorer spot for Division 1, netting 3 goals in this week’s competition.

In Division 2, AFC Browning and MKE Dons ended their match in a 1-1 draw, as did Chubby Alonsos and Workout Wolfsburg with a 0-0 stalemate. Woodbourne managed a narrow 2-1 victory over CS FC, and The Saints triumphed over Fleur De Lis with the same scoreline. OP FC defeated KC Milan 3-1 to round off the week. Ousman from The Saints had the honor of being the top scorer in Division 2, scoring 2 goals for his team.

With such high-scoring games and intense competition, the Sittingbourne Monday 6 a side Football League continues to captivate fans and players alike. As we head into the final weeks of the season, the race for the top spot in each division remains as exciting as ever.

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