Action from week nine reshapes the division races
The Bridgend Sunday 6-a-side league moved into its ninth week with a mixture of close finishes and emphatic victories across the three divisions. Local sides turned out in force as the results began to bite for clubs fighting for promotion and looking to avoid slipping down the tables.
In the Premier League, Brackla Ballers recorded a 3-1 win against Past It, while AC Brackla edged Dads FC in a 4-3 thriller. BLACKOUT BARBERS completed the top-flight results with a 3-1 victory over Tondu Vets.
Division 1 and 2 delivered goals and narrow margins
Division 1 featured several tight encounters. Jet2 Holiday claimed a 1-0 win over Aldi By Coney, and Snorting Lisbon saw off Dunelm FC 2-0. Scoregasm FC put three past Samba FC in a 3-0 result, while Ambush beat Super Soggy Sue 2-0.
Division 2 produced a mix of dominant and close affairs. Rimmers FC ran out 6-1 winners against CARN NOT GET A WIN. Steves Fish Shop triumphed 4-3 over Atletico Madrid, and Hala Madrid recorded the evening’s biggest scoreline, defeating JiggyWithTriggy 7-1.
| Division | Fixture | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Premier | Brackla Ballers v Past It | 3-1 |
| Premier | AC Brackla v Dads FC | 4-3 |
| Premier | BLACKOUT BARBERS v Tondu Vets | 3-1 |
| Division 1 | Jet2 Holiday v Aldi By Coney | 1-0 |
| Division 1 | Snorting Lisbon v Dunelm FC | 2-0 |
| Division 1 | Scoregasm FC v Samba FC | 3-0 |
| Division 1 | Ambush v Super Soggy Sue | 2-0 |
| Division 2 | Rimmers FC v CARN NOT GET A WIN | 6-1 |
| Division 2 | Steves Fish Shop v Atletico Madrid | 4-3 |
| Division 2 | Hala Madrid v JiggyWithTriggy | 7-1 |
Organisers also highlighted the leading marksmen on the night, with players from Brackla Ballers, Snorting Lisbon and Hala Madrid topping the scorers' chart in their respective divisions.
- Premier League: Brackla Ballers, AC Brackla and BLACKOUT BARBERS all recorded wins.
- Division 1: tight margins, with Jet2 Holiday and Ambush taking narrow victories.
- Division 2: high-scoring nights for Rimmers FC and Hala Madrid.
For local players and supporters this week’s results will influence who moves up or slips down the mid-table, and set the tone for next weekend’s fixtures. Players interested in joining the competition are invited to sign up through the league organisers.
The Bridgend Sunday 6-a-side continues to offer competitive grassroots football for teams across the county, with weekly matches that attract players from neighbourhoods and workplaces alike. Keep an eye on the fixture list as the season progresses — promotion battles and relegation fights are beginning to take clearer shape.
