Brighton And Hove’s Premier League Division experienced an enthralling fifth week of its 5 a side Football league, with an impressive display of skill, team spirit, and strategy.
In a thrilling encounter, Withdean Wanderers and Als Pals FC shared the spoils in a high-scoring game that finished 7-7. Both teams showed grit and determination, with players on each side delivering their best performances of the season. This nerve-wracking contest kept the spectators on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.
In the second match of the evening, Young Goats trounced Son Of A Pitch with a whopping 16-2 victory. Young Goats showcased tremendous teamwork and their forward line was unstoppable, causing havoc for Son Of A Pitch's defence.
The last game of the week was between Flicky Minaj and Zidanes Floor, with the latter emerging as the clear winners with a 10-3 scoreline. Zidanes Floor demonstrated superb attacking skills, leaving Flicky Minaj with very little room to retaliate.
The highlight of the week, however, was GHAN of Zidanes Floor, who became the top scorer in the Premier League Division. GHAN made his mark by scoring an impressive tally of six goals, powering his team to a decisive victory.
With several weeks still to come, the Brighton And Hove Thursday League continues to provide a platform for local teams to showcase their talent and passion for the beautiful game. This past week's matches have set the stage for an exciting race to the finish line in the Premier League Division. It will be interesting to watch how the teams and players evolve and perform in the coming weeks. This is grassroots football at its finest, demonstrating the spirit and love for the game that exists in Brighton and Hove.
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Leisure Leagues 5 a side league right here in Brighton?
Contact your local area manager Steve Simmonds by calling
07955175518, or email [email protected].
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