Here are the top players from Division One on Matchday 20 of the MGBSFL.
1. DEAN CAPLIN (Oakwood B) - "the first to admit he didn't cover himself in glory for the first goal, but responded with three absolutely incredible saves to more than make up for it. Credit to himself when many would have wilted"
2. DAVID COHEN (Redbridge JC B) - "first time in RJC B shirt for a few months. Never looked liked he had been away. A cool, calm and calculated performance"
3. SCOTT McKENZIE (Redbridge JC B) - "one of the most composed players in team. Linked up very well with the LM and defended and attacked very well"
4. JOHNNY BORCHARDT (Brixton Old Boys) - "was handed the captaincy in honour of his idol and fellow compatriot Terry Wogan and he made a fine job of leading the team by example; so he did"
5. RICH STERNBERG (FC Team A) - "another solid performance and getting used to a different position"
6. SAM McCARTHY (Real Sosobad) - "his energy, power and enthusiasm is always second to none and he bossed the midfield today. Capped off his performance with a fantastic goal to put the team 2-0 up"
7. RICHARD ROSENTHAL (Real Sosobad) - "came on at half time to provide the creative spark desperately needed and unlocked the Faithfold defence with three superb assists"
8. JAMES RYAN (Woodford Wanderers) - "had probably his best 90 mins in a Woodford shirt"
9. ANDY SHEENA (FC Team A) - "a constant threat, unlucky not to have scored more and worked hard"
10. DANIEL KUBER (Brixton Old Boys) - hat-trick hero in the shock win over SPEC FC
11. MITCH HAHN (Woodford Wanderers) - always found time and space in a high-octane affair against Oakwood, chipped in with a goal for good measure
Player: James Ryan (Woodford Wanderers)
Manager: Daryl Kay & Jerome Marks (Woodford Wanderers)
Goal: James Ryan (Woodford Wanderers)
Save: Dean Caplin (Oakwood B)
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