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The Alfreton Monday 6-a-side Football League treated fans to an exciting mix of nail-biting finishes and remarkable performances during its second week. With four divisions in play, competition was fierce as teams battled for bragging rights and crucial league points.

In the Premier League division, Bad Badgers FC emerged victorious over Jimmys with a convincing 4-1 win, bolstered by their solid defense and sharp attack. Crystal Bar Palace also secured a slim 2-1 victory against Largentina. However, the most thrilling encounter saw The Diddy Boys fall to Swanwick Delves in a 10-goal thriller, ending 6-4.

Division 1 saw a thrilling draw between AFC Jimmys and FC Twente Pints, both settling for a 3-3 scoreline. Bunting Bombers dominated AFC Bundleslugs with a resounding 6-1 victory, while Beating Chastards managed a 4-1 win over Bilkhu Originals. Green Team Blues outplayed The Steampacket, ending the game with a 5-3 win.

In Division 2, Association Athletic triumphed over Borussia Teeth, clinching a 4-2 victory. FC Farcelona shut out Snort Vale with an impressive 5-0 score, while Bull And Butchers FC secured a win against Sporting Abeergut with a 4-1 finish. XG FC and Warne Hub Wanderers played out a closely fought 2-2 draw.

Finally, in Division 3, 2 Girls 1 Schlupp FC got the better of AFC Carling with a 4-2 win while Abduls Army and Cupid Stunts FC couldn't be separated, ending 1-1. A-Town Boys succumbed to Fellas FC in a 4-2 defeat, and Rent Boys narrowly lost to Madiline Milan in a 3-2 finish.

Despite the thrilling games, the top scorers of the week were the Bunting Bombers and FC Farcelona, both netting six goals in their respective matches. With many more weeks of play ahead, fans will be keeping a close eye on these teams as they continue to vie for the top spot in their divisions. The Alfreton Monday league continues to impress with its high level of amateur football.

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