02/09/2026
TUESDAY 6’S LEAGUE- Weekly round-up (week 9);
SCORES;
BAYER NEVERLUSEN 9 v 6 STUMPY FC
Martin 5 Will R 2
Jamie 3 Pat 2
Jordan H Christie
Adam
MOM- Martin (Neverlusen)
BLACKPOOL NORTH 2 v 3 REVOE FC
Brad Ricky
Grundy Shea
Rob
MOM- Brad (B’pool North)
INTER HQ 6 v 5 SEA BREEZE THE LEAGUE
Hez 4 Alessio 2
Zak Charlie
OG Steveo
Harry
MOM- Hez (Inter)
STEVE BRUCEIA DORTMUND 3 v 2 SPECIAL KEBAB
Alex Morts
Ryan Ben
Ant
MOM- Cardy (Dortmund)
WEEKLY ROUND UP;
BAYER NEVERLUSEN (2nd) have closed the gap on champs/leaders STUMPY FC to just two points after condemning them to their first defeat of the season.
Neverlusen, who fell behind to an early Will R (Stumpy) goal found themselves three goals behind on four separate occasions, before coming back to win 9-6!
Christie (Stumpy) followed up Will R’s opener with a cool finish that was guided into the bottom, left corner when Adam (Stumpy) found him (2-0), before Adam then supplied Will R on the left and he added a third goal with a replica finish to one of the goals that he scored last week, blasting in off the underside of the crossbar with a powerful, curling finish from a tight angle to make it 3-0.
At this point the three points looked like a formality for the champs, however, man-of-the-match Martin (Nev) gave a reminder of Neverlusen’s attacking threat when he took in Jamie’s (Nev) quick pass and buried a left-footed bullet past Stumpy’s stand-in keeper/captain Sam (3-1).
Stumpy had soon restored their three-goal cushion though with Pat (Stumpy) being allowed to saunter forward unchallenged, before he bent a left footer, low into the far corner (4-1).
Will R then went desperately close to heaping further misery on his opponents, but his shot bounced back off the near post, before some hustling by Jordan H (Nev) on the right led to the ball dropping to Jamie, who pivoted and got off a clinical, first-time strike that nestled into the far corner (4-2), but once again, after just getting back into the contest, Neverlusen conceded.
Stumpy’s fifth goal came when Pat received a pass from Adam and weaved between two Neverlusen defenders, prior to hammering the ball into the roof of their net, giving Neverlusen keeper Jason no hope (5-2).
Again, Neverlusen hit back though through Martin’s low finish (5-3), but once more Stumpy were quick to gain a three-goal advantage with Adam making it 6-3 in style.
He waited for Oscar’s (Stumpy) cushioned touch to bounce up to him, before unleashing a swerving, ‘outside of the right’ footed effort that bent into the top, far corner at high speed.
Christie then floated a lovely pass over the top to Pat, but he couldn’t extend the lead, being denied a hat-trick by the near post.
The ball then rebounded out, sparking off a Neverlusen counter attack that led to Martin navigating his way calmly around his marker with nice close control, before smashing the ball into the far corner (6-4).
The momentum then shifted to Neverlusen, who were relentless at this point, clawing it back to 6-5 through Martin, who benefited from a Phil (Nev) cut back, before Jordan H levelled matters, making it 6-6 with a stunning long-range strike.
He burst through the middle and capped off a solo run with a ‘screamer’ that flew, high past Sam, before Jamie put Neverlusen into the lead for the first time, scoring with a classy lob.
He flipped the game on its head, completing a remarkable turnaround when he chipped Sam from distance after strong hold-up play (7-6), before Pat tried to hit back for the champs with two low drives in quick succession, but both were watched and held by Jason.
Neverlusen continued to go for the throat, not sitting back on their lead when Cory (Nev) found Martin from a corner and he controlled the ball on his chest, before seeing his shot saved, however, he reacted first and eased past his marker with more neat footwork, prior to smashing in another close-range finish (8-6).
Cory then started a move that led to Phil crossing to Jamie, who then put the nail in Stumpy’s coffin when he completed his hat-trick (9-6).
Neverlusen will go into their next game v Revoe buoyant after a memorable night, whereas Stumpy will be keen to bounce back positively against Blackpool North next time out.
REVOE FC (7th) emerged from the derby v BLACKPOOL NORTH (8th) as 3-2 winners.
It was a good game that was brought to life by a goal from man-of-the-match Brad (BN), who broke the deadlock with a clinical finish when he was sent through ‘one on one’ with this week’s Dream Team keeper Chris (Rev).
It was BN debutant Grundy that supplied the assist (1-0), carving out the opener moments after he had a shot blocked by Andy (Rev) and Shea (Rev) had seen his rising effort tipped over by BN keeper Joe.
Chris then got down to his right to prevent further damage, making a strong one-handed save to deny Jayden (BN), before he recovered fast to smother Grundy’s follow-up shot.
It was at this point that Revoe enjoyed a devastating spell that led to them flipping the game on its head.
They scored three times in quick succession, firstly making it 1-1 when their captain Ricky advanced to take in Rob’s (Rev) low pass and then keep his cool as he caressed a low finish past Joe.
Shea was then allowed to travel forward unchallenged moments later, taking up the invite to shoot and finding the bottom, far corner with a well-placed finish to make it 2-1, before Rob scored a nice solo goal when he weaved through the BN defence and buried a low left-footer in off the far post to make it 3-1.
(His goal came moments after Brad had seen his shot saved by the legs of the Revoe keeper, who stopped it becoming 2-2.
Ricky and Rob both hit efforts over, whereas Grundy was snuffed out again by Chris after a throw-in from the right by Yaj (BN) and a nice pass from Jordan (BN) unlocked the Revoe backline to set him up, before Brad then found Grundy, who teed up Jordan, whose shot stung the palms of the Revoe number one.
It was a strong spell for BN, who capitalised on it when Brad played in Grundy.
Grundy’s initial effort was stabbed against the far post, but he reacted before anyone, setting up an exciting finale when he smashed his follow-up shot into the roof of the Revoe net from point-blank range (3-2).
Both teams went on the offensive, stretching the game, which led to an end-to-end finish to proceedings.
Firstly, Scott (Rev) hit the crossbar from close-range when he was sought out by Rob’s diagonal pass, before he (Scott) then latched onto a loose ball and played a ‘give and go’ with Shea, only to see his next attempt saved by Joe’s legs.
BN responded through Jordan’s back-heeled finish that was saved, before Jayden was also kept at bay by Chris.
Jordan then pounced and would have made it 3-3 had it not been for a crucial Ricky block.
Jack (BN) was then desperately unlucky not to score a last-gasp equaliser, leaving the Revoe goal shaking when his attempt hit the angle, before Joe did well at the other end to re-adjust and divert Shea’s lob to safety with a ‘diving header’ save!
Both these sides have a say in the title race next week when Revoe take on Bayer Neverlusen and Blackpool North look to upset champs/leaders Stumpy.
INTER HQ replaced SEA BREEZE THE LEAGUE in fourth after overturning a two-goal deficit twice to win 6-5.
It was a great game that was sparked into life by an early Zak (Inter) goal.
He made it 1-0 with a low right-footer that was drilled down the middle when Ned (Inter) provided for him, however, the early opener was immediately cancelled out by Alessio (SB), who improvised with a ‘scissor kick’ finish when following up his back-heeled shot that had been saved (1-1).
Inter then restored their lead with a ruthless, sweeping move that saw Ben (Inter) find George (Inter) on the right and he crossed low to Inter’s man-of-the-match captain Hez, who ghosted in to steal a yard on his marker and then turn a first-time finish past SB’s stand-in keeper Joe (2-1).
Alessio then made it 2-2 in the blink of an eye, another of his crafty back-heeled finishes crossing the line via the far post, despite Inter keeper Joe’s courageous attempt to claw the ball away, before SB then took the lead through Charlie (SB).
He gathered up a pass from Harry (SB), edged forward and smashed a long-range ‘screamer’ into the roof of the Inter net, giving the Inter number one no chance whatsoever (3-2).
Both Hez and Fin (SB) had attempts that were flashed wide at either end, before SB substitute Steveo made an instant impact, capping off a nice SB attack that involved Tom (SB) and Harry (4-2), however, Inter replied instantly through an OG that came about when Zak took a quick free-kick.
He found Ned on the left, whose curling effort came back off the far post to hit the stricken SB keeper and find its way in to make it 4-3.
SB hit back quickly themselves though, restoring their two-goal advantage when some strong defending from Tom led to Harry dancing inside, prior to letting fly with a ruthless left-footer that found the top, far corner to make it 5-3.
The goals were flying in regularly throughout this entertaining match with Hez getting his side back into the game with a lovely first-time finish.
He saw George’s pass cleared out towards him and got his body over the ball, displaying good technique when he drilled a first-time finish past Joe (SB) to make it 5-4.
He (Hez) then levelled matters in spectacular fashion, making it 5-5 moments later from an unstoppable, long-range free-kick that dipped and swerved on its way to finding the top of the SB net (5-5).
Joe (Inter) was then on hand to make a crucial reaction save that stopped Harry putting SB ahead again when he caused more problems for the Inter defence late on, before Hez popped up with the winning goal, turning the ball into the bottom, far corner when Zak slipped a pass through to him on the left (6-5).
SB could have snatched an equaliser at the death, but Steveo blazed over from point-blank range when Fin picked him out with a low cross from the right, whereas Harry was denied a last-gasp goal by Ned (now in goal), who made a crucial save.
Up next for Inter is Dortmund, while Sea Breeze face Special Kebab next week.
After hearing the breaking news that leaders Stumpy had suffered their first defeat of the season, SPECIAL KEBAB (3rd) knew that a win v STEVE BRUCEIA DORTMUND (6th) would get them right back in the title race, however, it finished 3-2 to Dortmund, who took the lead through their leading scorer Alex.
Firstly, Kebab captain Luke ghosted in behind the Dortmund defence during the early exchanges, only to see his finish kept out by Dortmund keeper Ste’s trailing leg, while diving the other way, before Alex took in Gareth’s (Dort) pass, weaved inside and fired in off the top of the far post to make it 1-0.
It became 2-0 to Dortmund seconds later with Ryan (Dort) catching the ball sweetly to double his side’s advantage from distance, but within a couple of minutes, Kebab had clawed it back to 2-2 thanks to a ruthless spell that saw Morts (Keb) make it 2-1 when he met Ben’s (Keb) corner with a lovely, perfectly executed half-volley, before a nicely worked team move led to Rory (Keb) setting up Ben who promptly made it 2-2.
It was an open start to the game with Gareth seeing his effort tipped over by Kebab number one Si, whereas Rory’s goal-bound stab (after spinning his marker) led to a good reaction save from Ste.
Si then averted an OG when he showed good athletism to hook away a diving header from one of his own players, whereas Luke flashed an attempt wide of the far post after linking up quickly with Morts, before Ryan then combined with Alex, prior to showing good vision and slipping a defence-splitting pass through to Ant (Dort).
Ant then had the presence of mind to stay cool and calmly round the Kebab keeper and make it 3-2.
Kebab defender Dan then took the fight to the opposition, embarking on a solo run on the left, beating three players, but Luke fired over when meeting his cross, before Ant came onto Bowey’s (Dort) pass and whipped in a first-time cross that landed on top of the Kebab crossbar.
As time ticked away, Kebab piled forward with Rory hitting the near angle of the Dortmund goal and Ben seeing his powerful shot punched over by the Dortmund keeper, before man-of-the-match Cardy (Nev) advanced from the back to link up with Alex, however, Si was out quick to smother the Dortmund defender (Cardy).
It remained 3-2.
Dortmund entertain Inter HQ next week, whereas Kebab’s next fixture is v Sea Breeze.
THANKS TEAMS- SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.
