November 18th 2024

Sittingbourne Sunday 6 a side news 2024-11-17

All the latest news from your local Sittingbourne 6 a side league direct from Sittingbourne Community College.

The Sittingbourne Sunday Football League delivered a thrilling fifth week of matches this past Sunday, with the Premier League and Division 1 teams offering spectacular performances on the field.

In the Premier League division, the Bengali Bulldogs B proved their mettle by defeating Edawi Village 3-1 in a tightly contested match. Classics Fc emerged victorious over TooZirkzeeForMyShirt in a nail-biting game that concluded at 2-1. The Bengali Bulldogs maintained their winning streak by narrowly securing a 1-0 victory over Sheppey Wednesday. However, the highlight of the evening was the game between Expected Toulouse and Murston Massive, where Expected Toulouse dominated the pitch and wrapped up the game with a 4-1 victory. This victory was largely due to the phenomenal performance by George. He emerged as the top scorer of the Premier League division, having netted a total of 3 goals for Expected Toulouse.

In the Division 1 matches, 2 Pints Of Saga And A Packet Of Crisps kicked off the evening with a 3-0 victory over Cheese James. The following match between Bengali Bulldogs C and Unathletico FC ended in a goalless draw, leaving the supporters at the edge of their seats. Misfits FC, however, stole the show by thrashing The Saints 6-0, thanks to an outstanding hat-trick by Dan, who was declared the top scorer for Division 1. The evening concluded with Georges Best defeating Leos FC 3-0, proving their superiority on the pitch.

As we move forward into the remaining weeks of the season, we look forward to more nail-biting matches, spectacular goals, and exceptional performances from these teams. The competition in both the Premier League and Division 1 is promising an invigorating and unpredictable season. Stay tuned for the upcoming fixtures!

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