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The whistle blew, and the Tewkesbury Monday 6-a-side football league kicked off its season last night with a series of adrenaline-pumping matches. The newly started season showcased the grit and talent of the participating teams across three divisions: Premier League, Division 1, and Division 2.

In the Premier League, the clash between Nothing But Vibes and Average Joes ended in a 1-1 draw. Both teams showed an impressive defensive game as neither was able to take the upper hand. Meanwhile, Real Ale Madrid fell to Deportivo Lac Of Skill with a score of 2-7. Deportivo's incredible offensive skill was the highlight of the match, putting them in a favorable position as the season moves forward.

Over in Division 1, the high-scoring game between JPC FC and Mellors Fellas resulted in a 3-3 tie. Woodward Wanderers narrowly lost to 6 In The Pink with a scoreline of 1-2. The highest scoring match of the evening was San Marino FC's 9-3 victory over The Prawns, a display of outstanding teamwork and strategy.

In Division 2, Bangers & Ash FC squeaked past AFC Has Beens in a tight 3-2 match. Apperley River Rats displayed their strong offense, taking down Chewwy Suarez with a score of 8-4. HIV Eindhoven dominated their match against Hardly Athletic with a 9-2 win, marking themselves as a team to watch out for in this division.

The top scorers of the week for each division are from Deportivo Lac Of Skill (Premier League), San Marino FC (Division 1), and HIV Eindhoven (Division 2). Their exceptional performances set the tone for the season, promising an exciting competition ahead.

As we move into the next week of the season, the teams will undoubtedly be regrouping and recalibrating, eager to make their mark in the Tewkesbury Monday 6-a-side football league. As the season continues, we can expect to see the teams pushing their boundaries even further, fueling anticipation for next week’s matches.

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