London Maccabi Lions C showed what they were made of as they came from two goals behind to get a point in what could be crucial for survival.

Lions are still sitting bottom of the league and need to win all of their remaining games in order to stay up. With one more game against Oakwood and two against Montana it’s not only in their hands but they also need results to go their way.

There were goals galore on matchday 24 of the JC MSFL programme with FC Team A smashing 12, while Premier Division leaders Redbridge A stuck seven past Neasden. Danny Caro reflects on all the action.

JC MSFL MATCHDAY 24 HEADLINES
Prem Div – Redbridge A in 7th heaven
Div 1 – Raiders march on, FC Team A back with a bang
Div 2 – Five-star Faithfold C punish Hendon

Match of the day in the JC MSFL sees a top-of-the-table clash in JC MSFL Division One where table-toppers North London Raiders B takes on Chigwell Athletic. Danny Caro previews the action.

The Maccabi League Rep Team suffered a comprehensive 5-0 defeat against the Turkish Football Federation at Wingate & Finchley on Tuesday night.

The Maccabi League Rep Team suffered a comprehensive 5-0 defeat against the Turkish Football Federation at Wingate & Finchley on Tuesday night.

Having won their London Inter-League Cup opener 3-0 against the North London League earlier this month, Maccabi manager made two changes to the team with North London Raiders’ Adam Joselyn replacing the injured Ben Sollosi while Lewis Walker took over from Redbridge Jewish Care teammate Steve Summers in attack.

Find out why this lucky XI have made my team of the week.

Aden Amsellem (Zig Zag) - the Zeds stopper received rave reviews from both managers following his sensational display in the Barry Goldstein Cup opener

Adam Schacter (Woodford Wanderers) - “was solid for 90 minutes. Preventing FC Team B from breaking and pushed his team forward with a great performance. Also assisted the first goal”