London Maccabi Lions B |
3 - 0 | UJIA |
Jamie Kyte's Lions B moved into second place after cruising past relegation-haunted UJIA at Rowley Lane.
A hat-trick from flying winger LORIAN MADANES sealed Lions's 12th win of the season.
LML boss Jamie Kyte told JC Sport: "We made hard work of it but hopefully Lorian's goals will spur him on to get some more in our remaining games."
Oakwood A |
1 - 1 | London Maccabi Lions A |
Ed Weisz earned Anekstein Cup winners Lions a point in a 1-1 draw against Oakwood.
Dan Abrams ensured the Oaks finished their season with a share of the spoils.
North London Raiders A |
4 - 1 | Brixton Old Boys |
Raiders received a timely boost with goals from Matt Stock, David Dinkin, Adam Joselyn and Josh Morris secured their Premier Division status in a relegation six-pointer against Brixton.
Delighted Raiders boss Rob Richman told JC Sport: "Firstly, a huge congratulations to Brady on winning the PM cup. That really is a great achievement for Josh, Joel and the Brady team.
Hendon United Sports Club A |
0 - 0 | Faithfold A |
Faithfold claimed the point they needed to be crowned league champions for the first time since season 2004/05 as they played out a goalless draw against last season's champions Hendon at Hadley FC.
The Superhoops edged a tight encounter with the heroics of Hendon keeper Russell Corin keeping them at bay.
FC Team A |
3 - 2 | Redbridge Jewish Care A |
Redbridge's cup hangover continues after they were left doubled up in pain by a resurgent FC Team in a double-header.
Richard Salmon (2) and Danny Moss
Greg Bookman and Danny Sugarman replied for RJC.
Temple Fortune B |
5 - 0 | Boca Jewniors |
TERRY JEFFRIES fired a treble as Fortune B crushed Boca.
Further efforts from Lee Fegan and Dave Sawyer sealed the win.
L'Equipe |
2 - 2 | Loughton Orient |
A double from Barry Green helped Loughton Orient come from 2-0 down to earn a point at L'Equipe.
Loughton Orient started the brighter of the two teams and were enjoying a lot of possession and looking very comfortable. However, L'equipe got fortunate on a couple of occasions and made Orient pay to find themselves 2-0 up heading into the interval.
Tottenham Chutspah |
0 - 0 | FC Team C |
Management committee decision: Tottenham Chutspah was under a London FA suspension and this had not been cleared in time for last Sunday's game. Therefore as set out at rule 12e Tottenham Chutspah will forfeit both games and the points are awarded to FC Team C.
FC Team C |
0 - 0 | Tottenham Chutspah |
Management committee decision: Tottenham Chutspah was under a London FA suspension and this had not been cleared in time for last Sunday's game. Therefore as set out at rule 12e Tottenham Chutspah will forfeit both games and the points are awarded to FC Team C.
AC Mill Hill |
0 - 2 | Oakwood B |
Oakwood B won another title six-pointer as they following up victory over FC Team C with their 16th of the season against AC Mill Hill to move on to 49 points.
From the off on Sunday it was apparent that Oakwood were on their game, possibly inspired by half of title rivals team FC Team being in attendance, after their game was cancelled.
North West Neasden B |
2 - 2 | SPEC FC |
Dave Newman and Elliot Wallis maintained SPEC FC's promotion challenge with a hard earned point at Neasden B.
NWN's goals came through player-manager Adam Levene and James Abrams.
Glenthorne United B |
0 - 2 | Catford and Bromley Maccabi |
Catford & Bromley Maccabi claimed three vital points in their battle against the drop as they claimed a win apiece against Glenthorne B.
Jeff Gotch and Jamie Sinai were the goal men for the Cats as they won match one 2-0.
Gotch opened the scoring with a first-half header before Sinai wrapped up the points after rounding the keeper in the second half.
Catford and Bromley Maccabi |
0 - 2 | Glenthorne United B |
2-0 winners in the first game, Catford & Bromley were unable to complete the job as they were frustrated by the brilliance of the Glenthorne keeper.
Captain Adam Luria told JC Sport: "We started the second game reasonably well, pressing forward and forcing their keeper to make a few more amazing saves.
Norstar B |
1 - 5 | Brady Maccabi B |
Brady Maccabi B were crowned champions of Division Two after claiming maximum points from a double-header against lowly Norstar B.
Two goals from Reiss Mogilner plus one apiece from Dan Hildebrand, Nathan Harrod and an own goal steered them home 5-1 in the opener.
Brady Maccabi B |
8 - 0 | Norstar B |
Brady B crowned a glorious season in style this morning at Rowley Lane, beating Norstar convincingly twice in today's double header.
Woodford Wanderers |
0 - 0 | Southgate Harmen |
Match awarded to Harmen
Chigwell Athletic |
0 - 2 | London Maccabi Lions B |
It finished honours even at the Lane as Lions B and Chigwell claimed a win apiece in a double-header.
Jamie Kyte's Lions ran out worthy 2-0 winners in match one, with goals from top-scorer James Gold and Dan Green.
Chigs boss Richard Slater told JC Sport: "Lions deserved the first game."