By, Danny Caro
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ByDanny Caro, Danny Caro
Redbridge Jewish Care A moved three points clear at the top of the MGBSFL after winning the Essex derby while the match of the day saw defending champions North London Raiders A draw 2-2 with joint-leaders Hendon United A.
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JC MATCHDAY 11 COVERAGE
MATCH PHOTOS - HENDON A vs RAIDERS A
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LATEST NEWS:
CYRIL ANEKSTEIN CUP QUARTER-FINAL DRAW
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MATCHDAY 11 RESULTS
PREM DIV
Hendon A 2 NL Raiders A 2
Woodford 1 Redbridge A 3
FC Team 4 SPEC FC 1
ML Lions A 4 Camden Park 1
DIV 1
Finchley City 6 Brixton 0
Los Blancos 1 Athletic Bilbaum 2
Oakwood B 2 Lions B 1
NL Raiders B 5 Hendon B 1
Redbridge B P Scrabble FC P
DIV 2
Hertswood Vale 4 Boca Jewniors 5
NL Raiders C 2 Faithfold B 2
Mill Hill Dons 1 L'Equipe 5
RC UK FC 2 FC Team B 1
Redbridge C 2 Temple Fortune 2
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JC HAT-TRICK HEROES
Div 1 - Oli Sade (Finchley City)
Div 2 - Elio Elia (Hertswood Vale), Joshua Cinna (Boca Jewniors)
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DANNY CARO'S MATCHDAY 11 AWARDS
PLAYER OF THE WEEK - JOSHUA CINNA
MANAGER OF THE WEEK - SEFTON MONK
GOAL OF THE WEEK: Jamie Jackson (ML Lions A)
SAVE OF THE WEEK: Nati Kind (RC UK FC)
REFEREE OF THE WEEK: Luke Steele (RC UK FC vs FC Team B)
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JC TEAM OF THE WEEK: THE CONTENDERS
GK - Jordan Davidson (Woodford Wanderers)
DEFENDERS Avi Mocton, David Brown (both RC UK FC), Brett Stead, Adam Speck (both Temple Fortune), Max Clynes, James Frener (both Oakwood B), Mike Patterson (Faithfold B), Lewis Blitz (NL Raiders B), Yehuda Korman, Simon Peterman (both Hendon A), JJ Spiro (NL Raiders A), Ryan Cole (Redbridge JC A)
MIDFIELDERS - Rafi Kon, Sam Leader (both Finchley City), Alex Koslover, Ben Peppi (both Oakwood B), Joshua Cinna, Michael Rosenthal, Lee Benson (all Boca Jewniors), Marc Woolfe, Jack Roberts (both NL Raiders B), David Cohen (NL Raiders A), Nick Haringman, Dan Tann (NL Raiders C), Ben Cantopher (Athletic Bilbaum)
STRIKERS - Dean Nyman, Daniel Garfinkle (both Redbridge A), Conor Perl (FC Team A), Oli Sade, Dan Polak (both Finchley City), David Woolman (Oakwood B), Elio Elia (Hertswood Vale)
MANAGER - Jason Stein (Oakwood B), Sefton Monk (Boca Jewniors)
REFEREE - Luke Steele (RC UK FC vs FC Team B), Andy Myerson (Hendon A vs NL Raiders A), Mark Jacob (Oakwood A vs ML Lions B), David Lazarus (Redbridge JC C vs Temple Fortune)
Email nominations to dcaro@thejc.com
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JC GOAL OF THE WEEK: THE CONTENDERS
- RYAN COLE (Redbridge A) - a super free-kick against Woodford
- DANIEL GARFINKLE (Redbridge A) - a great solo effort in the derby win
- JAMIE JACKSON (ML Lions A) - won the ball on the halfway line with a crunching challenge. Drove forward through the Camden midfield, before unleashing a thunderous 25-yard strike, low and hard which flew into the bottoms corner of the net
- RICHARD FOGELMAN (Faithfold B) - ran the two centre backs inside out nutmegging them both before firing a lethal strike into the side-netting past the diving Raiders goalkeeper from outside the box
- MAX MARTIN (L'Equipe) - a ‘soft volley’ from 25 yards out. Barely had any back lift just stroked the ball into the net for his weekly goal
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JC SAVE OF THE WEEK: THE CONTENDERS
- NATI KIND (RC UK FC) - produced "a worldie" to preserve three points against FC Team B
- DAVID SIMNOCK (NL Raiders B) - pread himself wide to stop a header at point-blank range - a stunning save
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JC QUOTE OF THE WEEK: THE CONTENDERS
- JASON STEIN (Oakwood B) - "We're very pleased to win what was an important match. Lions B are an excellent side and that's why I made the call to take advantage of the fixture list and use Dave Woolman today"
- RICHARD FOGELMAN (Faithfold B) - "I think a lot of their team were called Lisa as the ref had to deal with a lot of Mona's!"
- SEFTON MONK (Boca Jewniors) - "This victory means more than three points, it shows hard work dedication and behind-the-scenes work with organisational skills makes a difference. That win goes out to all those managers and chairman in Jewish football that fight week in week out all summer to keep their club and passion alive for yet another season"
- NICK GROSSE (Los Blancos) - "As I told the team, the only difference between victory and defeat was our confidence. Had we been on a winning streak, rather than a losing one, we would have won the match without doubt. Hopefully the lads will be able to keep their heads high and regain the confidence required to secure victory next week against a Faithfold side that is obviously scared of us. I spotted their manager and assistant manager on the sidelines scouting us in preparation for our encounter next Sunday. One of them was even questioning me about the identity of my players while I was operating between the sticks...who said Maccabi football wasn't important!"
- NICK STERN (L'Equipe) - "Credit to Mill Hill who never gave up and despite one terrible dive in the box which the ref correctly called right, they are a very good side with a long future in the league. I would strongly recommend them moving home pitch as Mill Hill Park should not be used as a Sunday morning pitch, especially when you have pace and good footballers in their team as Mill Hill do"
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CUP DRAWS
PETER MORRISON TROPHY ROUND TWO DRAW
CYRIL ANEKSTEIN CUP QUARTER-FINAL DRAW
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YOUR WEEKEND REVIEW STARTS HERE:
MGBSFL PREMIER DIVISON
DANNY CARO'S PREM DIV TEAM OF THE WEEK
TOP-SCORERS
13 - Liron Mannie (NL Raiders A)
11 - Reiss Mogilner (Brady Maccabi)
REDBRIDGE GO CLEAR AT THE TOP
WOODFORD WANDERERS 1 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 3
Strikes from Ryan Cole, Daniel Garfinkle and Dean Nyman took Redbridge three points clear at the top following a 3-1 derby victory over Woodford.
RJC boss Jon Jacobs told JC Sport: "We needed last week’s wake-up call against Oakwood B to stir them into action. Today, Woodford were no match for a rampant Redbridge with their keeper, Jordan Davidson keeping them in the game with several top notch saves."
Tom Alexander fired a late consolation for Woodford and manager Daryl Kay told JC Sport: "It was a tough game out there; Redbridge and Raiders are the two best teams we've played by far. We huffed and puffed our way through the game and our confidence is still high."
DC Prediction: Woodford 1 RJC 3
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MANNIE MAKES HIS POINT
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A 2 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 2
The JC Match of the Day finished honours even in front of the cameras as Hendon lost ground at the top after a 2-2 draw against the defending champions.
Avi Korman (pen) and Rocky Spitzer netted for Hendon, with David Levy and a 60th-minute header from top-scorer Liron Mannie earning NLR a point.
Frustrated Hendon boss David Garbacz told JC Sport: "We came off the pitch today feeling that two points had been dropped. We led twice in the match only to be pegged back both times by a determined Raiders team but felt that in the latter stages of the match we had the better chances to clinch it."
DC Prediction: Hendon 1 NLR 2
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NEW BOYS SPARKLE FOR TEAM
FC TEAM A 4 SPEC FC 1
James Stanley and Connor Perl scored on his FC Team debut as they became the latest side to beat SPEC FC.
Further strikes from Richard Salmon and James Korn ensured moved Team away from the relegation zone.
FC Team boss Mitch Young told JC Sport: "It was nice to get another comfortable win, we bossed the game and never really looked in danger aside from a couple of set-plays."
SPEC player-manager Ricky Lawrence told JC Sport: "After going 1-0 up it was a shame we couldn't hold the lead for longer. It was a decent game though and we look forward to facing Team again in the cup in a few weeks time."
DC Prediction: FC Team 1 SPEC 1
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JACKSON AT THE DOUBLE FOR LIONS
MACCABI LONDON LIONS A 4 CAMDEN PARK 1
Lions A secured their second consecutive win under new managers Will Beresford and Ryan Springer as they over-powered Camden Park 4-1 at Rowley Lane.
Two goals from Jamie Jackson plus one apiece from James Gershfield and James Gold, who capped his comeback match following a three-month injury layoff, eased Lions into the top four.
A Lions spokesman commented: "Credit to must be given to all the Lions players and coach Ryan Springer on the touch-line. Their first half display was well below standard, but everyone dug deep and stayed focused to turn the game around in the second half."
DC Prediction: Lions 2 Camden 1
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DIVISON ONE
DANNY CARO'S DIVISION 1 TEAM OF THE WEEK
TOP-SCORERS
10 - Oliver Sade (Finchley City)
8 - Daniel Polak (Finchley City)
WONDERFUL WOOLY CAGES LIONS
OAKWOOD B 2 MACCABI LONDON LIONS B 1
A deadly double from David Woolman saw Oakwood B stunned table-toppers Lions B into submission with an impressive victory in St. Albans.
Michael Kenley found the net for Lions.
Oaks manager Jason Stein told JC Sport: "I thought at times we were excellent today and defensively the back four did an unbelievable job."
Lions boss Sam Marchant told JC Sport: "Oakwood were extremely well organised and tough to break down. I can’t make excuses for today - we weren’t at the races, but having three boys (two in the starting line-up) not show up on the day with no notice causes major problems.”
DC Prediction: Oakwood 1 Lions 1
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SUPER SADE TURNS ON THE STYLE
FINCHLEY CITY FC 6 BRIXTON OLD BOYS 0
Goal king OLI SADE fired a treble as Finchley City registered their fourth and best victory of the season after hitting Brixton for six.
There were also goals for Shim Bensoor, Daniel Polak and Alon Pinhas as Finchley turned on the style.
Finchley boss Joel Holder told JC Sport: "It was a very professional performance from us again today and there were a lot of positives from the game. Our finishing over the last few weeks has been impressive whilst back-to-back clean sheets for the first time this season is also extremely encouraging."
DC Prediction: Finchley 4 Brixton 0
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JONAH HAS BAUMS JUMPING FOR JOY
LOS BLANCOS 1 ATHLETIC BILBAUM 2
Strikes from Sam Deaner and Jonah Gordon-Boyd helped Athletic Bilbaum record their first win of the season as they edged past fellow strugglers Los Blancos.
Elliot Moslawy had given Blancos a first-minute lead.
A Bilbaum spokesman told JC Sport: "It was not a vintage Baum display but our hard work and endeavour brought the victory. We hope to bring our good form to Oakwood next week."
Blancos boss Nick Grosse told JC Sport: "As I told the team, the only difference between victory and defeat was our confidence. Had we been on a winning streak, rather than a losing one, we would have won the match without doubt."
DC Prediction:Blancos 2 Bilbaum 3
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RUTHLESS ROBERTS PUTS RAIDERS TOP
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B 5 HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB B 1
Two goals from new boy Jack Roberts enabled North London Raiders B to finish the weekend at the top of Division One following a five-star victory over Hendon B.
There were also goals for Jake Gilbert and Will Ufland in a match in which NLR dominated.
NLR joint-manager Zack Gothelf told JC Sport: "We know that we've got a big three games coming up against two title rivals and the chance to play a side from the division above and it was important that we picked up all three points today. More importantly was the manner of the victory, we're playing some seriously attractive football at the moment and we're getting the rewards, the players look confident and there's a great buzz around the team."
Hendon joint-manager Jono Nesbitt told JC Sport: "We can take some positives from the game; we did look to play football in stages and when we got the ball down and passed it around we did create openings, unfortunately they are a very well-drilled team, and know how to capitalise on defensive mistakes."
DC Prediction: NLR 4 Hendon 1
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REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B P SCRABBLE FC P
Match postponed - waterlogged pitch
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DIVISION TWO
DANNY CARO'S DIVISION 2 TEAM OF THE WEEK
TOP-SCORERS
20 - Richard Fogelman (Faithfold B)
11 - Jorden Sharifian (Temple Fortune), Avi Markiewicz (RCUK FC)
CINNA COMPLETES COMEBACK OF THE SEASON
HERTSWOOD VALE 4 BOCA JEWNIORS 5
JOSHUA CINNA was the hat-trick hero, including a last-minute winner, as Boca Jewniors produced their Sunday best to claim their first triumph of the season after coming through a nine-goal thriller against Hertswood.
A hat-trick from ELIO ELIA and one from Sam Cohen had put Vale into a seemingly unassailable half-time lead before the Boca boys staged the comeback of the season, with Jamie Leboff and Michael Rosenthal adding the gloss.
Boca boss Sefton Monk told JC Sport: "This victory means more than three points, it shows hard work dedication and behind-the-scenes work with organisational skills makes a difference. That win goes out to all those managers and chairman in Jewish football that fight week in week out all summer to keep their club and passion alive for yet another season."
DC Prediction: Vale 3 Boca 2
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L'EQUIPE ARE FIVE ALIVE
MILL HILLS DONS 1 L’EQUIPE 5
There's simply no stopping L'Equipe right now after Nick Stern's troops continued their merciless march towards the title by out-classing the Dons in Mill Hill.
Max Martin, Jonny Kay, Grant Bates, Mark Smith and James Mandell were the goal men who inspired unbeaten L'Equipe to their seventh win in eight matches.
L'Equipe boss Nick Stern told JC Sport: "One proud manager and we keep going week to week on this magical run."
DC Prediction: Dons 2 L’Equipe 3
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FOGELMAN KEEPS FAITH IN THE MIX
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C 2 FAITHFOLD B 2
Faithfold goal machine Richard Fogelman moved on to 20 goals for the season as Faithfold B picked up a precious point against in-form Raiders C.
Faithfold joint-manager David Garson told JC Sport: "We played some good football today. We are undefeated in the league since September 25, that says a lot. We now go into games expecting to win as we are good enough to beat any team in this division."
NLR joint-boss David Domb told JC Sport: "We're delighted with how we twice managed to recover from a goal down, though disappointed that we found ourselves in that position in the first place. The manner of the late goal will give us confidence into next week's contest with a very impressive Temple Fortune."
DC Prediction: NLR 4 Faithfold 2
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AVI ON THE MARK FOR RC
RC UK FC 2 FC TEAM B 1
A deadly double from Avi Markiewicz helped RC UK FC mov on to 13 points in a closer-than-expected win over FC Team B.
Player-manager Markiewicz told JC Sport: "We were solid all over the park, it's just a shame we weren't able to convert our dominance into goals. It wasn't simple but it was a win and we're glad to be back in that groove."
DC Prediction: RC UK 4 Team 1
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RALLYING REDBRIDGE FRUSTRATE FORTUNE
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE C 2 TEMPLE FORTUNE 2
Redbridge C fought from two goals down to draw 2-2 against promotion rivals Temple Fortune in a four-goal thriller.
Adam Lenz and the in-form Jordan Sharifian had put Fortune in charge, but RJC hit back through Barry Green and Oli Hambling.
TFFC boss Simon Linden told JC Sport: "We so nearly snatched all three points but Michael Goldberg had his free-kick superbly saved late on. Still, we avoided losing to a very good team so overall I've got to be happy with a point from a tough away game."
DC Prediction: RJC 2 TFFC 3
