June 29th 2026

Exeter Monday 5 a side news | WEEK 7

In the latest round of fixtures in the Premier League division of the Exeter Monday 5-a-side football league, there were thrills, spills, and an abundance of goals. Week 7 saw the teams going head to head in the pursuit of glory.


The match of the week was arguably the clash between BOOM XHAKALAKA FC and Broadclyst Ballers, with the latter emerging as 5-2 victors. Edward Mills, who was later hailed as the most valued player of the week, led Broadclyst Ballers with a stellar performance that left spectators and opponents awe-inspired.


Dulvy Dynasty found themselves on the receiving end of a scoring spree by Dartmoor Tree Surgeons FC, who walked off the pitch with a 12-6 win. The Tree Surgeons demonstrated their incredible attacking prowess, setting a high standard for the rest of the league.


Tinpot Town FC and Net Six And Chill were involved in a 12-goal thriller, which Net Six And Chill won 7-5. Despite the loss, Tinpot Town FC showed resilience and promise for future fixtures.


Meanwhile, 5 A Cider delivered a robust performance against Parts United, winning the match 16-2. This game was a showcase of 5 A Cider's dominance in the league, as they stamped their authority on the Premier League division.


Lastly, in a closely-fought encounter, Piers In Paris edged past Peakers United FC 10-9, a match that had spectators on the edge of their seats till the final whistle.


It was an exciting week in the Premier League division of the Exeter Monday league, with teams showing no signs of slowing down as the competition heats up. With Edward Mills leading the way, it will be interesting to see who will rise to the challenge in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more exciting action from the world of 5-a-side football.

A big thanks to the referee for running another fantastic night in Exeter!


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