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Leisure Leagues round-up
2:26pm Monday 18th August 2008
WHITE Lions roared back into title contention in the Altrincham Sunday Leisure League as they crushed MU The Future 7-4.
Clansmen are looking for a strong end to the season, after emphatically putting their inconsistencies behind them to beat Deportivo Pongolle 5-3.
Elsewhere the thrills and spills were reserved for White Celtic’s 4-4 draw with Robbo Ltd.
Pathetic Athletic got their first win of the Tuesday league season in awesome fashion with a stunning 11-4 victory over Hale Hotspur.
Los Galacticos are in the chasing pack after their big 11-5 success over The Damon Hill 5, and Ajax Trees Down stormed through to a 7-1 triumph over Not Very Athletic.
Indoor Milan, NeverTooOldToLose and Red Star all won by four goal margins.
Anyone who wants to join the leagues in Altrincham can ring 0845 230 2340 or visit www.leisureleagues.net
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