By, Danny Caro
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ByDanny Caro, Danny Caro
Hendon crashed out of the Peter Morrison Trophy in South Manchester, but Brady progressed to the semi-finals after winning at Manchester Maccabi, while Redbridge Jewish Care A joined them and Camden Park in the last four after easing past Raiders. Danny Caro rounds-up all the action.
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PMT PHOTOGALLERY
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PETER MORRISON TROPHY SEMI-FINALS DRAW
Redbridge JC A vs Brady A (scheduled for April 7)
South Manchester Sports Club vs Camden Park (scheduled for April 14)
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JC MSFL MATCHDAY 28 HEADLINES
PMT – Redbridge romp past Raiders
Div 3 – FC Team C hit high fives, Faithfold C in 7th heaven
HAT-TRICK HEROES
Div 3 - Dave Sherman 4 (Faithfold C), David Joseph Cohen (FC Team C)
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DANNY CARO'S MSFL TEAM OF THE WEEK
DANNY CARO'S GOAL OF THE WEEK - DAN POLAK
DANNY CARO'S SAVE OF THE WEEK - RUSS CORIN
DANNY CARO'S QUOTE OF THE WEEK - DAVID GARBACZ
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CUP FINAL DATES
PETER MORRISON TROPHY FINAL
Sunday, April 28
Venue & KO - TBC
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JC CYRIL ANEKSTEIN CUP FINAL
London Maccabi Lions A vs Redbridge Jewish Care A
Sunday, April 21, KO: 6.30pm at Wingate & Finchley FC
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YOUR WEEKEND REVIEW STARTS HERE:
PETER MORRISON TROPHY QUARTER-FINALS
BRADY EDGE THROUGH
MANCHESTER MACCABI 1st 0 BRADY MACCABI A 1
Brady A will travel to Premier Division rivals Redbridge in the last four after edging past Manchester in an ill-tempered affair against the 2011 winners at Brooklands.
Jonny Ellis was the matchwinner as Joel Nathan's boys joined Redbridge, South Manchester and Camden Park in the hat for the last four.
Manchester finished with 10 men after Oliver Gilbert was shown a straight red for an over the top tackle in the second half.
Jubilant Brady boss Joel Nathan told JC Sport: "The game was not the greatest advert for football, but we knew we were in for a battle and when it got tough they couldn't deal with our stronger players.
"We now have a semi-final to look forward to and hope to go one stage further than last season."
DC Prediction: Manchester 1 Brady 1 AET (Brady to win on penalties)
JD Prediction: Manchester 1 Brady 2
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SUPER SOUTH STUN HOLDERS
SOUTH MANCHESTER SPORTS CLUB 1st 3 HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A 1 AET
Extra-time strikes from Harvey Kaye and star striker Adam Lavin earned South Manchester a famous victory as they sent holders Hendon tumbling out at the Armitage.
Jack Lee had put South Manchester ahead after 85 minutes but Hendon hit back straight away through Avi Korman to make it 1-1 after 90 minutes.
South Manchester player-manager Loz Newman told JC Sport: "We know Hendon are a really good side and we were missing a few players too, but our tempo, and concentration was excellent particularly the second half.
"I felt we were really good value for our win. Thanks to Hendon for making the trip and I wish them well in their remaining league games.
"We are delighted to still be representing Manchester in this competition."
Deflated Hendon boss David Garbacz told JC Sport: "If there were two words I hoped I wouldn't be using they would be brave defeat, but ultimately that was exactly what this was.
"I was proud to be associated with Hendon today. We gave it absolutely everything, with all the youngsters and Motti Colman putting in great performances. It was a game that could have gone either way, but ultimately they used 16 fit players in the match and as the game wore on our limited resourses were exposed.
"Well played to South Mancs - they were a good strong team and in a game of very fine margins they got the breaks. For us, it was not to be this year in the cups - there will be new names on both trophies but we will be back and we now must ensure we win our last three league games and see where that takes us."
South Manchester will host first division Camden Park on April 14.
DC Prediction: South Manchester 1 Hendon 0
JD Prediction: South Manchester 1 Hendon 1 AET (Hendon to win on pens)
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THREE CHEERS FOR REDBRIDGE
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B 0 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 3
Cup kings Redbridge A romped into the last four thanks to goals from Richie Caplin, Steve Summers and Adam Stolerman.
RJC boss Eilon Kennet told JC Sport: "Raiders were never going to be a push-over; nobody is at this stage of the competition.
"Coupled with their insightful knowledge of how to play on their worn out 3G pitch, they were always going to be tough opponents. In fact, we have a poor record at Brunel, so we had to careful."
Raiders chairman Jonny Adelman, who took charge of the team in the absence of manager Rob Richman, told JC Sport: "We kept compact and battled well, but were undone by the direct ball against a well-drilled Redbridge. I couldn't have asked any more from the boys, especially with our wide players missing.
"We're very motivated to finish the league season strongly and most importantly we wish the gaffer a huge mazel tov on the arrival of baby Jake!"
DC Prediction: Raiders 1 Redbridge 2
JD Prediction: Raiders 2 Redbridge 3
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JC MSFL PREMIER DIVISION
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DIVISION ONE
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DIVISION TWO
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DIVISION THREE
FAITHFOLD IN 7-HEAVEN
FAITHFOLD C 7 BOCA JEWNIORS 1
A fab four-goal salvo from DAVE SHERMAN helped Faithfold C notch up win no. 8 as they overpowered Boca at the Hive.
Grant Benjamin scored the goal of the game direct from a corner as Faithfold C notched up win no. 8 as they overpowered Boca at the Hive.
Josh Sugarbread and Nic Viola completed the win.
Faithfold player-manager David Garson told JC Sport: "Despite the arctic conditions, we played some good football today, kept the ball well and scored some good goals again.
"David Sherman was excellent and showed his fellow forwards how to finish. Credit to Nigel Burns the ref who kept the game flowing and was man enough not to wear gloves. I'm off to thaw out now."
DC Prediction: Faithfold 4 Boca 1
JD Prediction: Faithfold 3 Boca 1
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TEAM HIT HIGH FIVES
FC TEAM C 5 NORSTAR C 1
As predicted, FC Team C registered their 13th league win of the season after putting Norstar C to the sword 5-1.
Another hat-trick from DAVID JOSEPH COHEN, plus one apiece from Eitan Ben-Zion and James Cooper sent Team back to the top of the table.
DC Prediction: Team 5 Norstar 1
JD Prediction: Team 7 Norstar 2
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MATCHES OFF (Unplayable pitches unless stated otherwise)
PREMIER DIVISION
Norstar A vs Faithfold A
Oakwood A vs Brixton A
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DIVISION ONE
Chigwell vs Glenthorne A (Double-header)
London Maccabi Lions B vs UJIA
NW Neasden B vs Faithfold B
Southgate Harmen vs Temple Fortune A
Woodford vs Shirley Park
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DIVISION TWO
Blizzard Storm vs North London Raiders B
Brady B vs Norstar B (Double-header)
FC Team B vs Redbridge B
Glenthorne B vs Catford & Bromley
Los Blancos vs Athletic Bilbaum (Double-header)
NW Neasden B vs SPEC FC
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DIVISION THREE
L'Equipe vs Loughton Orient
Tottenham Chutspah vs Temple Fortune B
Jewventus vs Hendon C - Jewventus have folded
CHALLENGE CARO RESULT
Week 1: Caro 4, Rob Richman 5
Week 2: Caro 14, Mitch Young 10
Week 3: Caro 20 (incl. 2 correct scores), Richard Slater 15 (inc. 1 correct score)
Week 4: Caro 15 (incl. 2 correct scores), Phil Peters 5
Week 5: Caro 1 Loz Newman 8
Week 5: Caro 6 Josh Dagul 4
