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The week 13 action in the Welwyn Garden City Monday 7 a side Football league was an exciting spectacle, with a series of closely fought matches within the Premier League division.

In the Premier League, It's Draining Men emerged victorious with a 5-3 win over Eggy Boiz FC. This was undeniably an action-packed match that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. It's Draining Men's aggressive attack and solid defence played a significant role in their triumph.

The match between Betty Swallocks and AFK Lawnmower was another breathtaking encounter. Betty Swallocks clinched a narrow 2-1 victory over their adversaries, thanks to their superior ball possession and tactical prowess. The team's top scorer made a significant contribution to this win, asserting their dominance on the field.

Meanwhile, a pulsating contest was on display as ALL STAR BOYCES locked horns with Six Offenders. The match saw ALL STAR BOYCES edge a 4-3 win in a nail-biting finish. With relentless attacks and strategic manoeuvres, ALL STAR BOYCES secured their victory, adding another feather to their cap.

The league's top scorers were instrumental in their team's performances this week. Their exceptional skills, agility and precision helped turn the tide in their team's favour. Their performances have set a benchmark within the Premier League division and are a testament to the high-quality football on display in the Welwyn Garden City Monday league.

As we get closer to the culmination of the season, the competition is heating up. Teams are leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of victory. If week 13 is any indication, football fans can look forward to more adrenaline-fuelled matches in the upcoming weeks.

Stay tuned for more updates from the Welwyn Garden City Monday 7 a side Football league as the battle for supremacy in the Premier League division continues.

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