PLEASE NOTE THAT THE SWADLINCOTE SUNDAY 6 A SIDE LEAGUE WILL HAVE A ONE WEEK BREAK OVER THE CHRISTMAS PERIOD, MEANING MATCHES ON 29TH DECEMBER WILL BE CANCELLED.  

WE WILL RETURN TO ACTION AS NORMAL ON SUNDAY 5TH JANUARY 2025 - WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH ALL TEAMS A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL AT LEISURE LEAGUES.

The first match of the night saw Isnt It FC and Charv go head to head, resulting in a fiercely fought match. Both teams put forward their strongest players, showcasing their skills on the pitch, but it was Isnt It FC who emerged victorious with a slender 1-0 win. This win would undoubtedly provide a momentum boost for Isnt It FC as they look to climb up the league standings.

The second match featured a commanding display by WM Village, who outclassed 6 Men 1 Cup with a convincing 3-0 victory. WM Village’s dominance was evident throughout the match, with their robust defence and dynamic offensive strategies putting them in a strong position.

Not to be overshadowed, the star of the night was James from WM Village, who wowed spectators by leading the scoring chart with two impressive goals. His performance was undoubtedly a key factor in WM Village's victory and his current status as the top scorer in the Premier League division.

The night concluded with an evenly contested match between Mother Munchers and The Lamb Inn FC. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, reflecting the equally matched strength and skill of both teams.

Overall, week 13 of the Swadlincote Sunday Football League brought a mix of wins, losses, and draws, replete with impressive performances and relentless competitive spirit. As the league progresses, one can expect more action-packed matches in the Premier League division. With players like James setting high standards, this season promises a thrilling competition going forward. Stay tuned for the latest updates and scores as we continue to cover the fascinating Swadlincote Sunday Football League.

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