Hendon United and Faithfold Doc MM A lead the way in the Premier, Redbridge Jewish Care A boosted their title push in Division One while Faithfold B maintained their lead in Division Two Matchday Five of the MGBSFL.
October 7, 2018 13:15
GOAL OF THE WEEK: Dovi Fehler (Hendon Utd)
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Jon Yantin (Scrabble FC B)
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MATCHDAY 5 RESULTS
PREM DIV
Faithfold A 5 Brady Maccabi 2
ML Lions 2 Hendon Utd 3
DIV ONE
Los Camden B 4 Scrabble FC A 1
Oakwood B 3 Bayern Mincha 0
Redbridge JC A 8 NL Galaxy 1
DIV TWO
Faithfold B 5 Faithfold C 0
FC Team 2 SPEC FC 5
Hertswood Vale 4 Redbridge JC B 0
NL Raiders Masters 0 Temple Fortune 2
Scrabble FC B 2 Mill Hill Dons 1
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JC HAT-TRICK HEROES
DIV 1 - Nate Kashket (Redbridge JC A)
DIV 2 - Chaim Gothold (Faithfold Doc MM B) , Zac Neiman (SPEC FC)
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JC TEAM OF THE WEEK: NOMINATIONS
GK Avi Markiewicz (Faithfold Doc MM A), Jonny Kaye (Hertswood Vale)
DEFENDERS Scott McKenzie (Redbridge JC A), Gab Stone, Jonny Cohen (both Temple Fortune), Ben Davis (Hertswood Vale), James Frener (Oakwood B)
MIDFIELDERS Nate Kashket, Carl Dobrin, Russell Goldstein (all Redbridge JC A), Zach Mandel, Josh Wood (both Hertswood Vale), Ben Feingold (Oakwood B), Darra Rezagi, David Leiwy, Avi Garson (all Faithfold Doc MM A), Sean Ekon, Matthew Pearlman (both Los Camden B)
STRIKERS Chaim Gothold (Faithfold Doc MM B), Zac Neiman (SPEC FC), Si Cohen (Temple Fortune), Louie Libbert (Oakwood B), Lloyd Becker (Scrabble FC), Alon Hershkorn (Los Camden B)
MANAGER Jordan Sapler (Hendon Utd), Simon Field & Benji Loofe (Oakwood B), Jon Yantin (Scrabble B), Sam Rank (and coaching team - Johan Simberg, Richard Stern and Richie Caplin), Greg Meller (Los Camden B)
REFEREE Robert Benardout (Faithfold A vs Brady)
Email nominations to dcaro@thejc.com
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JC GOAL OF THE WEEK: NOMINATIONS
- JOSH WOOD (Hertswood Vale) - banged a beauty from 30 yards to give Vale a crucial second goal just before half-time
- DOVI FEHLER (Hendon Utd) - superb run and finish to secure the win against Lions
- RICHARD HAYIM (Los Camden B) - received a great through ball before taking on two defenders leaving them in his dust and then slotting it home in the far corner at close range sealing a well deserved win
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JC QUOTE OF THE WEEK: NOMINATIONS
- SAM RANK (Redbridge JC A) - QUOTE 1 - "With no game for Fairlop today, they came with their notepads and pencils, and finished up with running out with paper with the amount of notes they took on this talented RJC A squad. In addition, some interesting words were exchanged between Fairlop and NLG camps. That game maybe interesting ..."
- SAM RANK (Redbridge JC A) - QUOTE 2 - "Nate Kashket's goal bonus is costing is father a lot of money at the moment. The boy is on fire!"
- LUKE LEWIS (North London Galaxy) - "Rome wasn’t built in a day. We’ll be back stronger. Apologies to our fans, its a learning curve. Well played Redbridge - a much deserved win"
- JON YANTIN (Scrabble FC B) - "Gareth Southgate may be going for youth, but we’re all about experience and not a protein shake or six-pack in sight!"
- RAY ABRAHAMS (Scrabble FC A) - "I’ve told the guys to keep plugging away and keep doing the right things and our luck hopefully will turn....We are just making mistakes which are costing us in games as we are gifting the opposition a lot of these goals we are conceding but we will put it right in the next few weeks I’m certain.....”
- BRANDON HAMME (Mill Hill Dons) - "On our day I believe we are the best team in this league but with the more the games we continue to let slip away from us, the harder it will be for us to gain ground. I hope that we don’t look back on this game at the end of the season as the game that cost us achieving our goals this season"
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YOUR WEEKEND REVIEW STARTS HERE:
LONDON SUNDAY FA CUP
HENDONIANS 0 HMH 5
Avi Goldberg's men eased into the next round of the London Sunday FA Cup after running in five goals against Hendonians, via Josh Goldstein, Krell, Wegrzyn, Clark Norton and Alex Moss.
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MGBSFL PREMIER DIVISION
LEAGUE TABLE - TOP 2
1. Hendon Utd Pl. 4, W. 3, Pts. 9
2. Faithfold Doc MM A Pl. 5, W. 3, Pts. 9
FAITHFOLD DOC MM A 5 BRADY MACCABI 2
Ben Shirbini (2) led the way as Faithfold A won for the second week in a row as they ran out comfortable winners against Brady. Further goals from David Leiwy, Chaim Bordon and an own goal sealed the points.
Mark Rister bagged a brace for Brady. Boss Joel Nathan told JC Sport: "To give a team three goals in the first half is not great. However, we showed some real character in the second to come back to 3-2 and if Avi would not have pulled off a wonder save to deny Marc his hat-trick I am convinced we would have gone on to win. It should also be noted we debuted 3 17 year olds who showed the club has great depth. The results will change ... it is just a matter of time."
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MACCABI LONDON LIONS 2 HENDON UNITED SPORTS 3
Avi Korman, Josh Harris and Dovi Fehler were the scorers as Hendon United finished the weekend top of the table on goal difference after winning a five-goal thriller against Lions at Rowley Lane.
Reiss Mogilner struck both goals for Lions, taking his tally to five in his last two games.
Delighted Hendon boss Jordan Sapler told JC Sport: "Credit to Lions who I know were slightly weakened but gave us a very good game. Onwards to Oakwood and HMH over the next two weeks now.”
Lions joint-manager Max Kyte told JC Sport: "It was a deserved win for Hendon, with them being the better team on the day. We were very disappointed with our own performance and know we need to work harder and perform better against teams like Hendon to get a result."
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DIVISION ONE
LEAGUE TABLE - TOP 2
1. Redbridge JC A Pl. 5. W. 4, Pts. 13
2. Fairlop FC Pl. 4. W. 3, Pts. 10
LOS CAMDEN B 4 SCRABBLE FC A 1
Los Camden B's season is up and running after they ran in four goals against struggling Scrabble, courtesy of goals from Alon Hershkorn (2), Rob Hershkorn and Richard Hayim.
Scrabble boss Ray Abrahams told JC Sport: "Overall we had a good second half and with a bit of luck might have scored a few times ourselves but we were denied by the woodwork."
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OAKWOOD B 3 BAYERN MINCHA 0
Louie Hibbert, Josh Bharier and an own goal ensured Oakwood B returned to winning ways as they inflicted a second defeat of the season on Bayern Mincha.
Stand-in Oakwood boss Simon Field told JC Sport: "It was a good reaction from the boys after last week’s disappointment. We played some great football in the first half, proving far too good for Mincha. Unfortunately we were unable to keep up the intensity in the second half, but overall a comfortable performance and a much-needed three points.”
Video highlights & photos to follow ...
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REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 8 NORTH LONDON GALAXY 1
Another hat-trick from the red-hot NATE KASHKET saw Redbridge A maintain their unbeaten start as they moved three points clear after an 8-1 destruction over North London Galaxy - the new boys' first defeat of the season.
England futsal international Russell Goldstein chipped in with a brace, with Dave Green, Dan Andrews and Dean Ben Yosef completing the rout.
Jubilant RJC boss Sam Rank told JC Sport: "Overall today RJC A were on a different level today. The boys went through the gears in empathic fashion. From 1 - 14 today the squad was just sensational."
Sammy Huberman fired a consolation for Galaxy, for whom joint-manager Luke Lewis told JC Sport: "Rome wasn’t built in a day. We’ll be back stronger. Apologies to our fans, its a learning curve. Well played Redbridge - a much deserved win."
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DIVISION TWO
LEAGUE TABLE - TOP 3
1. Faithfold Doc MM B Pl. 5. W. 4, Pts. 13
2. Hertswood Vale Pl. 5. W. 4, Pts. 12
3. SPEC FC Pl. 5. W. 3, Pts. 10
FAITHFOLD DOC MM B 5 FAITHFOLD DOC MM C 0
CHAIM GOTHOLD fired a treble as Faithfold B made it five games without defeat after outclassing their C-team in the Superhoops' derby. Zach Shooter joined the party for Martin Smulovitch's troops.
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FC TEAM 2 SPEC FC 5
ZAC NEIMAN won the battle of the strikers as SPEC FC registered their third win after hitting high fives against FC Team.
NLR old boys Matt Leader and Adam Joselyn completed the scoring for Ricky Lawrence's men.
FC Team's goals came through Conor Perl and player-manager Mitch Young.
A delighted Ricky Lawrence told JC Sport: "It was a decent victory against a decent Team. Zack obviously takes the limelight with another hat-trick, but Adam Joselyn and Jason Green had great games too."
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HERTSWOOD VALE 4 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B 0
Top-scorer James Millet scored twice as Hertswood Vale showed great bouncebackability after they put Redbridge B to the sword with an emphatic 4-0 success. Further strikes from Josh Wood and Ben Davis added the gloss.
Vale joint-manager Jacob Emanuel told JC Sport: "This win is an absolutely crucial one in our season. Our shocking performance last week shocked us into action today and I can’t fault a single player. We’ve definitely had bigger wins in terms of scoreline in the past, but in terms of performance, I don’t think I’ve seen a better game from the boys in 3 seasons. I left this morning a very proud manager."
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NORTH LONDON RAIDERS MASTERS 0 TEMPLE FORTUNE 2
It was a case of fifth time lucky for Temple Fortune as Simon Linden's troops claimed their first win, beating Raiders Masters 2-0, with late strikes from Jon Kay and Simon Cohen.
Relieved Fortune boss Simon Linden told JC Sport: Delighted to pick up three points after a frustrating start to the season. We changed the system today to try and play to the strengths we have and it worked well - credit to boys and impact of two subs for taking our chances at the end."
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SCRABBLE FC B 2 MILL HILL DONS 1
Lloyd Becker (2) ensured experience won the day at the Hive as Scrabble FC B stunned title hopefuls Mill Hill Dons 2-1.
Jordan Stein pulled one back 10 minutes from time to set up a grandstand finish but Scrabble held firm, with the wise, old heads of goalkeeper Adam Solomons, Hadley Silver, Paul Lenchner and Alex Bourne helping them secure the win.
Scrabble player-manager Jon Yantin told JC Sport: "Gareth Southgate may be going for youth, but we’re all about experience and not a protein shake or six-pack in sight!"
Dons boss Brandon Hamme expressed his frustrations at the latest defeat. "This season is becoming increasingly frustrating," he told JC Sport. "We showed last week what we are capable of but just threw it all away this time round."
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