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In the exciting world of Alfreton Monday Football League, the week 8 results have shaken up the divisions, showcasing the sheer talent and competition we have on the field.

Starting with the Premier League, a thrilling showdown was witnessed between AFC Jimmys and Pentrich Revolution, with the latter emerging victorious with a score of 3-1. Beating Chastards also won their clash against Sporting Abeergut, scoring 3-1. Crystal Bar Palace squeezed a victory against Jimmys with a close match ending 2-1.

Moving on to Division 1, the week saw some nail-biting performances. Allens Army managed to overcome Snort Vale with a 3-2 victory. Ripley N Beyond and Six Offenders ended in a stalemate with a 2-2 draw. However, the match that turned heads was between Bilkhu Originals and Real Madad, where Madad dominated with a 6-3 victory. Bad Badgers FC also emerged victoriously by defeating Mixed Often 2-0.

In Division 2, AFC Carling faced a heavy defeat to Swanwick Delves, as they lost 4-1. The Steampacket had a strong game against Green Team Blues, finishing with a 5-2 victory. Bull And Butchers FC delivered the highest scoring game for the week, crushing Rectal Madrid 9-0. FC Farcelona also claimed a 4-1 victory over FC Twente Pints.

Finally, in Division 3, Anne Frankfurt managed a slender win of 1-0 against Rizzers In Paris. Tibby Lads pulled off a stunning performance against Old Tigers with a 4-1 win. Both Belper VI and Delph and Safety dominated their respective games, scoring 5-2 against Madiline Milan and 5-1 against XG FC respectively.

As the league stands after week 8, division top scorers are Pentrich Revolution for Premier League, Real Madad for Division 1, Bull And Butchers FC for Division 2, and Belper VI for Division 3. The coming weeks will tell if they can maintain their top spots or if we will see new challengers rise. Fans can look forward to more adrenaline-fueled matches in the weeks ahead.

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