The Monday six-a-side football league based at Curzon Ashton concluded its season on 28 July with decisive results across five divisions as teams battled for top spots in what organisers described as a competitive and entertaining campaign.
Winners and scorers shape close-fought finale
In the Premier League division the Six Offenders overcame Unathletico Madrid by 2-0, courtesy of a brace from Aiden, who finished as that division's top scorer. Ladzio secured the Premier crown after a consistently strong season, ending on 16 points with eight victories.
Division 1 saw Special Forces edge Tekkerslovakia 2-1, a result that also highlighted Finlay Wilson as Division 1's leading scorer. Varcelona wrapped up the title in that tier with 16 points and eight wins across the season.
In Division 2, Lords VI beat FC Mossley 2-0. Sean contributed two goals in the fixture and was the division's top marksman. Lords VI closed out their campaign in first place with an impressive 18 points and nine wins.
Expected Toulouse triumphed in Division 3, defeating Duki United 4-2. Despite that defeat, Jordie of Staly Vegas FC was the division's highest scorer. Expected Toulouse finished the season with 16 points and seven wins to take the title.
The final division ended with Droylsden Dynamos narrowly defeating Millgate FC by six goals to four. Tom Worrall of Pilfering Swines finished as the top scorer for Division 4, though it was Pilfering Swines who topped the table with 14 points and six wins.
"The league demonstrated immense talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship across all divisions."
Local game, local impact
For Ashton-under-Lyne the Monday evening league at Curzon Ashton remains an important part of the grassroots football calendar, offering regular competitive football for amateur players and a hub for local supporters. The season's end not only crowns divisional champions but also gives clubs time to reflect on performances and prepare for the next campaign.
Standout performers this term include Aiden (Premier League), Finlay Wilson (Division 1), Sean (Division 2), Jordie (Division 3) and Tom Worrall (Division 4). Their contributions in key fixtures helped decide outcomes and will be discussed among club peers and opponents as teams look ahead.
- Five divisions completed the season in week 10, the final scheduled week.
- Division winners: Ladzio, Varcelona, Lords VI, Expected Toulouse and Pilfering Swines.
- Notable top scorers included Aiden, Finlay Wilson, Sean, Jordie and Tom Worrall.
Summary of final standings
| Division | Winner | Points | Wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premier | Ladzio | 16 | 8 |
| Division 1 | Varcelona | 16 | 8 |
| Division 2 | Lords VI | 18 | 9 |
| Division 3 | Expected Toulouse | 16 | 7 |
| Division 4 | Pilfering Swines | 14 | 6 |
The Monday league is administered from a national head office but remains closely tied to the local Curzon Ashton club and community. Participants or anyone interested in joining were reminded they can contact the organisers for details by email or phone as the off-season begins.
As the summer break progresses, clubs will have the opportunity to regroup and plan for the next season. For many players and volunteers across Ashton-under-Lyne these grassroots evenings provide regular physical activity, social connection and a pathway to continue playing competitive football at neighbourhood level.
Further information about fixtures and registration is available from the league's office for those looking to sign up or follow next season's fixture list.
