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Five strikes help Neasden go fourth

Montana Boca United A claimed their first win in Jewish football

December 10, 2008 16:33

By

Craig Silver

1 min read

Goals from Lee Bibring, Daniel Levenfiche, Jake Gottlieb, Danny Daggers and TJ Keterman eased North West Neasden A into the fourth round of the Sunday Challenge Cup for the first time after they hammered Caribb Club FC 5-1.

A penalty in extra time from Daniel Kent saw Division One leaders South Manx A upset Premier Division London Maccabi Lions B in the second round of the JC Cyril Anekstein Cup. Jamie Kent had given the Manx a seventh minute lead only for Danny Reuben to level things up.

Manx boss Jon Nitka commented: “It was a great team performance.”
Lions boss Gavin Stollar said: “Manx just shaded it over the 120 minutes. We wish them luck in what I expect to be a promotion winning season.”

Danny Kendall’s strike in extra time helped North London Raiders A see off a gallant effort from third division Hendon United C. Danny Bloom gave Raiders a second-half lead with his fourth goal in two games. Adam Hersh took the tie to extra time with a finish that rocketed into the roof of the net.

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