It’s clash of the titans at the Hive on Sunday when Faithfold and Neasden go head-to-head in a re-run of last year's cup final. Danny Caro looks ahead to all the action in league and cup.

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London Maccabi Lions A have unveiled the father-and-son team of Malcolm and Josh Newman as their new management team for season 2010-11.

There were several exceptional performances at the weekend but this lucky XI is hard to beat.

Michael Mirrelman (Inter Borehamwood) – straight in at No. 1 is the Borehamwood blocker who was rock solid to ensure his team kept climbing towards the summit

Two goals from Dean Nyman plus one apiece from Daran Bern and Mitch Lassman took Redbridge Jewish Care A six points clear at the top with a four-goal demolition of last season's champions at Fairlop.

Victory saw RJC complete a league double over Neasden to close in on the title and open a significant lead over second-placed Hendon who have a game in hand.

Pinner felt the full force of a Glenthorne backlash in the top against bottom clash at The Old Chigwellians with star striker FABIO REVIECCIO leading an incredible 15-0 demolition.

Having been beaten by second-placed Blizzard Storm last weekend, Revieccio fired home five of the best with teammate JAMES LAW adding a hat-trick.

Brady rediscovered their winning formula as they came from 2-0 down with strikes from Steven Field, Lee Platt and Josh Hershman against Harmen.

Missing a few senior players including striker Mark Smith and defensive lynchpin Jason Sears, Brady were forced to have newly-engaged Nick Stern as their captain at the back, and started in the exact way manager Josh Rosenfeld did not want to see.

A goal in each half from Jerome Marks and Darryl Green saw Woodford keep Temple Fortune's title celebrations on ice as they claimed an impressive win at Redbridge Sports Centre.

Fortune needed a victory to win the club's first championship since 1986. The fixture against Woodford was hard-fought and closely contested and the first half presented few chances.

FC Team won a thrilling JC MSFL Division One clash 4-3 to deny North London Raiders B the opportunity to clinch promotion as the league leaders missed a last minute penalty.

Shai Davidi scored the winner after a brace from David Dinkin and Jonny Hesselberg levelled the score after Craig Edwards and Adam Rones’ double had put the home side 3-0 up.

The race for promotion to the Premier is hotting up with FC Team edging past North London Raiders B and 10-man Oakwood beating Lions C, while Redbridge A moved six points clear in the Premier. Danny Caro looks back on all the action.

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