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In the thrilling week 8 of the Tamworth Monday 6 a side Football league, all eyes were on the Premier League and Division 1 where the competition reached a boiling point.

In the Premier League, Memphis Creampie emerged triumphant over Belfry Fc with a score of 7-5 displaying a commendable performance. It was a fierce showdown that showcased some extraordinary talent and sportsmanship from both teams. Despite the loss, Belfry Fc put up a strong fight, indicating that the team could still be a tough competitor in the upcoming games.

Adding to the night's excitement, Greenock Orton secured a narrow victory against Real Badrid, finishing the match 1-0. This close match displayed the defensive prowess of both teams, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats till the final whistle.

Rounding out the Premier League's games, Chippy Chips FC triumphed over Weasleys Wanderers, winning 2-1 in a tightly contested match.

Over in Division 1, Mini Tripods scored an impressive victory over Red Army TFC, finishing the game with a comfortable 4-1. The raw talent and synergy displayed by Mini Tripods established them as a formidable team in the league.

However, the highlight in Division 1 was the showdown between Havent Jota Clue and The Generals, where The Generals dominated, winning the match 9-1. Their overwhelming performance was a testament to their offensive strength and team coordination.

HoldChrisWood was unable to hold their own against WEENERS FC, who secured a confident 5-2 victory. Despite the loss, HoldChrisWood showed promising moments that could spell a comeback in the following weeks.

Unfortunately, the top scorers for each division were not disclosed, but the high scoring games speak volumes about the attacking capabilities of these teams. The excitement for the next week is high, as teams will be looking to improve their standings and fight for the top spots in both Premier League and Division 1.

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