Neasden give a lesson in clinical finishing.

JC MSFL Division Two: NW Neasden C 7 FC Heath 1

If last week was a display of wasteful finishing, this week was a lesson in clinical finishing.

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Maccabites overturn Zionists

JC MSFL Division Two: Holy Mount Zion 1 London Maccabi Lions C 2

Lions C came from a goal down to maintain their grip on the Division Two title race.

A well contested game was played at Gibbons Rec on a soggy Sunday morning. The match started brightly with both teams contesting the ball while trying to knock it about with purpose.

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Supersub Last completes dramatic comeback

JC MSFL Premier Division: Bafana Bafana 1 Hendon United A 2

Last year's runners-up, Hendon, produced one of the comebacks of the season against a strong Bafana side to put themselves back on the heels of the league leaders Neasden.

With nine minutes to go, Bafana looked to be holding on to their slender lead but Hollywood itself couldn't have scripted the fairytale ending.

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Niman leads the way for Redbridge

Redbridge Jewish Care A went goal crazy as they beat Alyth Belsize 8-0 in the under 14 Division to stay clear at the top of the table.

Matthew Niman hit four of the goals, with Nathan Sollosi, Saul Green, Dan Wright and Josh Linder completing the scoring.

Stonegrove Park moved into third after they thrashed Redbridge Jewish Care B 12-2. Joseph Wolf and Daniel Kuber helped themselves to four goals each, with Joshua Frey, Adam Gold, Scott Greenfield and Jospeh Eskenazy finished the job.

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Leeds boys stay top

Leeds JNF maintained their 100 per cent record in the Premier Division Manchester soccer league as they easily beat South Manchester 2nd 7-0.

There were three different players getting a couple each as well as a 30-yard strike from club secretary Marc Hecht.

Crumpsall were beaten by Rep of Mancunia 5-2, although Yossi Saunders got the two consolation goals for them, whilst Manchester Maccabi 4th could not field a team against Westdene 1st and the points were awarded to the current league leaders.

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Tamir to stick with Trotters

Israeli midfielder Tamir Cohen is determined to see out his three-year contract with Bolton, even though he has failed to make an appearance this season.

His father, former Liverpool star Avi Cohen, said that Trotters manager Gary Megson recently had talks with the Israeli midfielder and told him that his future is with the Premier League club.

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Exclusive: Oldham heading for pre-season in the Holy Land

Coca Cola League One side Oldham Athletic are set to embark on a pre-season tour of Israel July next year.

Managing Director and co-owner Simon Corney, who suggested the idea to the club's manager John Sheridan, is adamant to show the team that Israel is a safe country but, most importantly, a nation that remains "in love" with its football.

The side will begin a week's tour of the country on July 24. They will come up against Israeli Premiere League's Maccabi Haifa, Maccabi Tel Aviv and one other side yet to be confirmed.

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Roman raises cash prize

Despite the credit crunch, Roman Abramovich is increasing the prize-money for the Russia Channel One Winter Tournament, held each year in Israel, from $2 million to $10 million. The number of teams participating is also being increased from six to eight.

This is the fourth year that the tournament, which takes place in Tel Aviv in the last week of January, is being scheduled.

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