JC team of the week: the contenders - December 18

DEFENDERS

Adam Noble (Redbridge B)

Bailey Snow (Hertswood Vale)

Jordan Harris (Hertswood Vale)

Yisroel Lewis (RC UK FC)

David Brown (RC UK FC)

Aaron Luftig (RC UK FC)

MIDFIELDERS

Brad Gayer (Redbridge B)

Sam Sollosi (Redbridge B)

STRIKERS

MANAGER

Joel Holder (Finchley City)

Avi Markiewicz (RC UK FC)

Dan Kristall & Ric Blank (Oakwood A)

REFEREE

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NOMINATIONS

REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A

Adam Goldman (S) - tireless running. Did not let Oakwood defence have a minute spare

Brad Gayer (LM) - a goal and assist today from the captain. Used the ball very well, and always a dangerous threat with that trusty left foot

Sam Sollosi (AM/RM) - tremendous first half display, of passing, dribbling at pace, and caused the Oakwood defence so many problems. Legs tired in second half, but was constant threat

Adam Noble (RB) - a solid performance from the RJC B right back. Did not let the Oakwood LM have a second on the ball, and also went forward well

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HERTSWOOD   VALE

Bailey Snow (CB) - travelled back from university and into the squad with a vengeance. Didn't miss a single header all morning and popped up with the winner with a great finish

Jordan Harris (RB) - another returnee from university. Stunning performance today, defended well and popped up with an assist. Spent more time in the opposition half than all our defenders collectively this season. A young Gary Neville

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MILL HILL DONS

Sam Singer (GK) - pulled off a number of quality saves to keep the Dons ahead in the game. We wouldn't have got the 3 points without him

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RC UK FC

Nati Kind (GK) -  passed the physical test of Fortune with literal flying colours. He made four or five remarkable saves. He caught and punched corner and long throw, one after another. After starting the season as our sub keeper he has made the position his own. Man of the Match

Yisroel Lewis (CB) - put in a magnificent shift, for such a technically gifted player he was never phased by the physical nature of the game and actually thrived

Aaron Luftig (RWB) - for such "a technically uncoordinated player" he was magnificent not just in defence but going forward and played a huge part in the goal

David Brown (CB) - another beastly performance, broke his finger and soldiered on