September 10th 2024

Bury St Edmunds Tuesday 6 a side news - match day 5

In the world of local football, the Bury St Edmunds Tuesday night 6-a-side football league continued to enthral us in its fifth week. Three divisions, namely Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2, saw intense competition.

PREMIER LEAGUE

In the Premier League, Real Madribble secured a riveting 5-3 win over Barton Bashers while the Hungry Hippos had a narrow 3-2 victory over Lads On Toure. A 10-3 scoreline was recorded for MH Rovers against Touch Matip. In another fixture, ECS managed to overcome Chubby Alonsos by 4-2. 

DIVISION ONE

Division 1 saw Molester City narrowly defeated 2-1 by 3leslie. In a high-scoring match, Mums Hot Sociedad triumphed 5-3 over Kloppy Seconds, and an impressive 8-0 win was recorded by Haven’t Got A Kalou against Munz Boyz. Athletic Bilbarrow convincingly beat Exeter Gently 5-1. Alfie Bedingham of Haven't got a kalou stole the show with three goals, making him the top scorer in Division 1.

DIVISION TWO

The intensity continued in Division 2, with Lallanas In Pyjamas winning 4-3 against Barely Athletico. Man Cave United emerged victorious against Heath Team with a 5-3 scoreline while Expected Toulouse lost to Sheffield Tuesday 5-3. Dunk N Donuts narrowly defeated Earth Wind And Maguire 4-3 in a nail-biting encounter. Chris Collins from Man Cave United notched up three goals, placing him at the top of the Division 2 scorers' chart this week.

Following his exceptional performance, Chris Collins was named the most valued player of the week. His goal-scoring prowess and overall gameplay were instrumental to Man Cave United's success. With more weeks of the season yet to unfold, we are eagerly anticipating the upcoming matches.

Thank you to Brian and all our referee's along with our players. Good luck next week!

JOIN THE LEAGUE

Join the Bury St Edmunds Monday 6 a-side league at the link below or get in touch on 07969 731086 for more information. Thanks Rich

https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/skyliner-sports-centre/bury-st-edmunds-tuesday

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