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Camden Park vs Woodford Wanderers

Camden Park

0 - 0

Woodford Wanderers

IMatch postponed - Woodford defaulted through lack of players

Faithfold A vs Brady Maccabi A

Faithfold A

0 - 0

Brady Maccabi A

Match postponed due to bereavement

Ten-man Thornes make their point

Redbridge Jewish Care B

1 - 1

Glenthorne United B

Another goal from Ben Binder ensured Redbridge B finished honours even against neighbours Glenthorne B.

Thornes joint-player-manager Liam Stein told JC Sport: "Redbridge were on top all game but we scored with a half chance created from nothing. It didn't help having Dave Levy sent off with 15 minutes left, but it was a decent way to end the season."

Excellent Engleman excites NWN

North West Neasden A

3 - 3

Faithfold B

Neasden made it four points out of six against relegation Faithfold B, with two goals from Ricky Engleman and another from starlet Michael Field earning them a point.

Bowman beauty lifts Lions B

London Maccabi Lions B

1 - 0

Temple Fortune A

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Lions B climbed into second place after taking four points out of a possible six in a well-contested double-header against Temple Fortune A.

After the first 60-minute match finished goalless, a stunning strike from Alex Bowman earned the Lions what could prove to be a valuable victory.

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Deadly Dan keeps Thornes in charge

Glenthorne United A

2 - 1

Chigwell Athletic

A Dan Lassman double kept Glenthorne in top spot as they ended the promotion hopes of local rivals Chigwell.

Peters stunner ties Orange derby

Norstar A

1 - 1

North London Raiders A

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An 80th minute strike from player-manager Phil Peters ensured Norstar finished with heads held high following a 1-1 draw against a Raiders team they will be merging with at the end of the season.

That saved the blushes of teammate Jamie Freed who had scored an own goal to put Raiders ahead in the first half.

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Danny Caro's Quote of the Week: May 5

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

The season isn't even over, but already some managers are looking ahead to next season. Faithfold you have been warned ...

WINNER: - David Garbacz (Hendon A) - "We will be strengthening in a number of positions in the summer so get your bets on early!"

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Danny Caro's Save of the Week: May 5

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

I've been inundated with rave reviews about Josh Cohen all season and his divine intervention put Blancos on the cusp of promotion from Division Two.

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Danny Caro's Goal of the Week: May 5

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

Having recovered from his London Marathon heroics, Jaimie Sinclair popped up with the icing on the cake in the demolition of Hendon.

WINNER: Jaimie Sinclair (Loughton Orient) - picked up the ball from 20 yards and found the top corner with a brilliant shot for 6-1

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Danny Caro's Team of the Week: May 5

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

The season may be winding down, but this master-class was certainly not on Matchday 34 of the JC MSFL season.

1. Ian WEINSTEIN (Norstar B) – MOM against Catford, superb performance in goal, first clean sheet of the season, claimed everything, commanded his area, superb

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Chigwell Athletic vs UJIA

Chigwell Athletic

0 - 0

UJIA

Chigwell awarded the points after UJIA withdrew from the league

LMV well beaten in MSCL opener

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

MIDDLESEX SUNDAY CRICKET LEAGUE
CRICK 225-5 (40 overs)
LONDON MACCABI VALE 136
LMV lost by 89 runs

London Maccabi Vale lost their MSCL opener by 89 runs against Crick on the 2nd XI pitch at Harefield CC.

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Green sparkles as Loughton hit six

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

JC MSFL DIVISION THREE
LOUGHTON ORIENT 6 HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB C 1

Loughton Orient completed the league double over Hendon after hitting the Hustlers for six.

Two apiece from Barry Green, making it 11 for the season, James Lester plus one apiece from Adam Conway and Jaimie Sinclair did the trick.

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Managers proud of rampant Lion cub

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

London Maccabi Lions under-nine White have become the first Jewish, seven or nine-a-side team, to win a Red Division (Highest Division) title in the Watford Friendly League.

Managed by Nigel Burns, who is also Head of Junior Football at London Maccabi Lions, and Joel Phillips they completed their league season on Sunday, and were presented with the trophy after the game.

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Hendon United win Watford Spring Shield

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

WATFORD LEAGUE SPRING SHIELD UNDER 18 FINAL
HENDON UNITED 3 ALEXANDRA PARK WEST 2

Hendon United under-18’s won the Watford League Spring Shield with a 3-2 victory over Alexandra Park West.

Yehuda Korman, David Ullmann and an own goal set up the win in a tight encounter at Harvesters FC.

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Corin helps Hendon secure second place

By Danny Caro, May 7, 2013

JC MSFL PREMIER DIVISION
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A 3 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 2

An Avidan Last double helped Hendon clinch the runners-up spot as they ended the season with three points following a thriller against Raiders.

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MSFL Team of the Week: the contenders - May 5

By Danny Caro, May 5, 2013

Here are the team of the week nominations from Matchday 34 of the JC MSFL season.

GK - Ian Weinstein (Norstar B)

DEFENDERS - Alex Levack (Faithfold A), Henry Ziff (Lions B), Dan Grossman (NL Raiders A), Jon Lessern (Glenthorne A), Ryan Kissin (Loughton), Justin Spiro, Rob Mindell (both Norstar B)

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JC MSFL Matchday 34 review

By Danny Caro, May 5, 2013

Newly-crowned champions Faithfold A mauled Redbridge, Hendon A clinched second place, Brady A were in seventh heaven, while it was also a good weekend for Lions B and Los Blancos on Matchday 34 of the JC MSFL season. Danny Caro takes you through all the action.

JC MSFL MATCHDAY 34 HEADLINES

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