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In a thrilling week 9 of the Alfreton Monday 6 a side Football League, local teams went head-to-head in an intense showdown across divisions. The games were fiercely contested, as teams in the Premier League, Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 strived to bag the vital points that could tilt the title race in their favor.

In the Premier League division, the Beating Chastards and Six Offenders match ended in a 3 - 3 stalemate. Crystal Bar Palace edged out Station Vets 2-1 in a closely contested bout. Pentrich Revolution overcame Jimmys 2-1 whereas The Diddy Boys secured an impressive 5 - 1 victory over Largentina. The efforts of The Diddy Boys' strikers were particularly commendable, leading the division's scoring charts this week.

Division 1 saw FC Twente Pints defeat Sporting Abeergut with a resounding 4 - 0 victory, leading the top scorers in their division. AFC Jimmys bested Bunting Bombers 4 - 2 while Snort Vale triumphed over Mixed Often 2 - 1. Swanwick Delves also secured a win with a 3 - 1 score against Bad Badgers FC.

In Division 2, Bull And Butchers FC emerged victorious over Rent Boys with a 2 - 1 score. The Steampacket stunned FC Farcelona with a 5 - 0 thrashing, with the team's strikers showcasing an impressive performance leading the top scorers for the division. In a high-scoring match, 2 Girls 1 Schlupp FC trounced Bilkhu Originals 6 - 0. Green Team Blues triumphed over Warne Hub Wanderers 4 - 2.

Division 3 saw AFC Carling defeat Fellas FC 3 - 1. Abduls Army emerged victorious over A-Town Boys with a 4 - 1 score, topping the division's scoring charts. Association Athletic overcame XG FC 4 - 2, while Cupid Stunts FC edged out Madiline Milan 1 - 0 in a tightly contested match.

The week 9 results have set the stage for an exciting continuation of the season, with all teams eager to make their mark in the Alfreton Monday 6 a side Football league.

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