Another little bonus clip from last night's game before we post the full highlights a little later. To paraphrase Uncle Buck, 'if the object of the game were to get the ball as close to the net without hitting it, you would be the champion of the world...' #Stockport

DOUBLE BUBBLE... Bit of 'keeper love this afternoon in the first clip from last night's game between Rusholme Ruffians and Passturbation. A couple of quickfire saves that deserve a bit of recognition... #Stockport

When you realise that United might bottle the top 4, and that they might be ruining your Thursday night league again next season...

And to finish, here's a preview of the action we caught from the One Pac v Dan Phipps FC game last night. You can see extended highlights over on our Facebook and Instagram pages a little later.

Passturbation stay in the mix, a point behind the top two, also with a game in hand on the leaders, and they beat FC Rhino Ket 9-5 last night. The Championship title race is very much alive!

Rusholme Ruffians are second on goal difference after a narrow 3-2 win over Fekir In Da Bush, but they remain unbeaten and have a game in hand on the leaders. A goal difference of +6 from 4 wins and a draw tells you they don't do big wins...

Only Kruls & Horses were very confident ahead of last night's game with pointless Dingleberry, but they were given a scare before eventually running out 8-6 winners to stay top of the Championship table.

Club Tropicana were only able to field 5 players last night, so a narrow 6-4 defeat to We Just Kante Score represents a decent showing, as Kante sit second in the table. Cheddish picked up a first win, as they beat struggling Maroon 6 5-1 to join three other teams on 3 points.

In the top division, One Pac maintained their 100% record as they look to retain their title. They edged a cracking game against Dan Phipps FC, 7-5. We just happened to film a chunk of that game, so there will be highlights on our Facebook and Instagram pages later this evening..

We had a note-worthy night of games in the Tuesday league last night, not a night of walk-overs like the Monday league ended up being this week. Join us on our little journey...

So that's 4 games covered so far, and we're 4/4 of games that were decided by the odd goal. Care to guess how the final game of the night went? Unprotected Cesc gave us a perfect night of genuinely competitive league football, as they beat Your Team, Mate 4-3. WHAT A NIGHT!

In the Championship, CG & Co are a game away from the title, as another tight game saw them defeat MK Dongs 5-4. Phantom Brazilians looked odds on for the title a couple of weeks ago, but they've hit a rough patch, and lost yet another tight game, 3-2 to Champagne Super Rovers

Winston Rovers ended their season by winning the battle of the two Premiership surprise packages, as another tight game saw them beat SJJ 5-4. They need a miracle for this result to give them the title, but they are far closer than they could have imagined...

In the Prem, it looks like we're going to the wire in the race for the title. The Danebankers just about clung onto their title hopes with a hard fought 8-7 win over San Carlo Ancelotti, who've spent most of this season finding ways to narrowly miss out on picking up results...

Time to have a quick look at how things got on in our Reddish Monday league this week. Spoiler alert, it was a good one...

Not many league games to wrap up next week, but then we're straight back with the new season on 26th February. We're cramming in all the teams we can, so give us a shout if a regular Sunday evening fix of 6-a-side sounds like your kind of thing!

In the bottom division, Not Quite Carling will end their debut season propping everyone else up, having suffered a narrow 4-3 defeat to Requis, while Doner Kebab leap frog Dad's Army with a 9-6 win in their final game.

In League One, FC Stront Bakken and Stockport Finest will fight it out for 2nd place next week, after Bakken were beaten 6-3 by Snorting Whizbon. Badge Flaps picked up double points from a 6-1 win over It Wasn't A Foul FC, but can't hold onto 2nd spot as their season is now over

Puyol Pants Down finished their season with a 5-3 win over Pique Blinders, who will probably now have a season in the Championship. This was Puyol's first win of the year, and will see them finish mid table.

We welcomed new team Al Zabadani CF this evening, and they seem to have been down playing their overall standard. They were comfortable 10-2 winners over Ballers veterans, The Veterans (it's in the name), and may need to be considered for a top division spot next season...