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Super Soccer Sunday week 29 review
Camden Park, Lions A, Redbridge B, Athletic Bilbaum, Real Hendon and Catford & Bromley Maccabi were toasting delight on Matchday 29 of the MGBSFL season.
April 16, 2017 20:17
Camden Park, Lions A, Redbridge B, Athletic Bilbaum, Real Hendon and Catford & Bromley Maccabi were toasting delight on Matchday 29 of the MGBSFL season.
April 16, 2017 20:17JC TEAM OF THE WEEK: THE CONTENDERS
GOALKEEPER - Scott Shear (Redbridge JC B)
DEFENDERS - Dan Ezra, Aaron Luftig (both RC UK FC), Daniel Magidson (Athletic Bilbaum), Gilad Kestenbaum (Real Hendon)
MIDFIELDERS - Leor Harel, Dovi Vogel (both RC UK FC), Daniel Goldhill (Athletic Bilbaum), Johann Jordi, David Kanzen (both Camden Park), Anthony Cope, Kane Hopps (both Redbridge JC B)
STRIKERS - Jez Hammond (RC UK FC), Max Gordon (Camden Park), Gav Noe (Real Hendon), Sam Moss (Redbridge JC B)
MANAGER - Ryan Springer (Lions A), Nicky Shinder & Eli Gottlieb (Athletic Bilbaum), Dovi Vogel (RC UK FC)
REFEREE -
Email nominations to dcaro@thejc.com
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JC GOAL OF THE WEEK: THE CONTENDERS
- JACK MATTEY (Lions A) - a well-executed strike from outside the penalty box into the bottom corner of the net, after some magical individual brilliance saw him evade a number of challenges
- DAVID KANZEN (Camden Park) - a 35-yard screamer
- GAV NOE (Real Hendon) - efound himself clean through on goal and produced a delicate chip over the keeper
- GILAD KESTENBAUM (Real Hendon) - scored a deft flicked header from a corner (the kind of goal his father used to score for fun!)
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PETER MORRISON TROPHY FINAL
South Manchester Sports Club 1st vs North London Raiders A
May 7 – West Didsbury and Chorlton AFC
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CYRIL ANEKSTEIN CUP FINAL
Maccabi London Lions A vs Redbridge Jewish Care A
April 23, 10.30am – Wingate & Finchley FC
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MGBSFL ROLL OF HONOUR
Prem Div – TBC
Div 1 – CHAMPIONS – Redbridge Jewish Care B, Runners-up – ML Lions B
Div 2 – CHAMPIONS - L’Equipe, Runners-up – Temple Fortune
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YOUR WEEKEND PREVIEW STARTS HERE:
LEAGUE TABLE (TOP 3)
1. Oakwood A Pl. 18, W. 14, Pts. 45
2. Redbridge JC A Oakwood A Pl. 16, W. 13, Pts. 40
3. Hendon Utd SC A Pl. 17, W. 12, Pts. 37
CAMDEN PARK 3 FC TEAM A 2
Camden Park registered their fourth league win of the season as strikes from David Kanzen, Mike Khalatschi and Johann Jordi sealed a five-goal thriller against FC Team.
Adam Rones and Eddie Sternberg replied for FC Team.
DC Prediction: Camden 3 FC Team 0
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MACCABI LONDON LIONS A 3 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 1
Goals from Adam Arnold, Jack Mattey and James Gold helped Lions A close out their league season with an impressive 3-1 win over Peter Morrison Trophy finalists Raiders A.
Alex Moss pulled one back for Raiders who must beat Redbridge in their final league game to pip Lions to fourth place.
A Lions spokesman commented: "Hopefully this positive display will give Lions some momentum as they finish the season next Sunday in the Cyril Anekstein cup final at Wingate & Finchley."
DC Prediction: Lions 0 Raiders 2
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DIVISION ONE
LEAGUE TABLE (TOP 3)
1. Redbridge JC B (CHAMPIONS) Pl. 17, W. 15, Pts. 46
2. Lions B Pl. 18, W. 12, Pts. 39
3. Scrabble FC Pl. 18, W. 12, Pts. 38
FINCHLEY CITY 0 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B 3
A deadly double from Kane Hopps helped champions Redbridge B beat fourth-placed Finchley City 3-0.
Sam Moss added the gloss for Sam Rank's men.
RJC boss Sam Rank told JC Sport: "Today was probably the worst performance of the season by the boys, but to still win 3-0 says a lot how far they have come this season.
"We move on to our last game of the season against Bilbuam where we want to finish the season off in style."
DC Prediction: Finchley 1 Redbridge 2
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NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B 2 ATHLETIC BILBAUM 3
Athletic Bilbaum recorded one of the results of the day as they won a five-goal thriller against Raiders B, thanks to a double from Samuel Deaner and one from Robert Rodney.
Alex Elf and an own goal accounted for the NLR strikes.
Bilbaum statement: "It was a comprehensive performance and a deserved victory. This shows what we are capable of and we hope to continue our strong showing in our final game against Redbridge."
NLR boss Jonny Adelman told JC Sport: "This was comprehensively the most insipid performance of this or perhaps any season. Despite a bizarre decision to award Bilbaum a penalty for the winning goal, we got exactly the result we deserved."
DC Prediction: Raiders 3 Bilbaum 0
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DIVISION TWO
LEAGUE TABLE (TOP 3)
1. L'Equipe (CHAMPIONS) Pl. 19, W. 15, Pts. 47
2. Temple Fortune Pl. 20, W. 12, Pts. 42
3. Redbridge JC C Pl. 18, W. 9, Pts. 32
BOCA JEWNIORS 0 REAL HENDON 7
Real Hendon finished in seventh heaven to climb into fifth position and leave Boca with an anxious wait to see if they will finish with the wooden spoon.
Gav Noe (2) led the procession, with further goals from Benny Goldberg, Benni Slukis, Gilad Kestenbaum, Lollu Hibbert and joint-player-manager Chaim Gothold finishing the job.
DC Prediction: Boca 1 Real 4
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RC UK FC 5 CATFORD & BROMLEY MACCABI 2
Jez Hammond was RC UK's two-goal hero as they exacted revenge on the Cats, running out emphatic winners.
Zalmy Cohen, Akiva Solomon and David Brown completed the scoring for the new boys.
RC UK boss Avi Markiewicz told JC Sport: "For the second time this season I was away and this week Dovi Vogel took the reigns. He did an excellent job in my absence. We managed to avenge our defeat from earlier in the campaign and also try to show a little consistency that deserted us at times this season. I was told that we controlled the game from start to finish with just a small hiccup at the end of the first half."
DC Prediction: RC UK 3 Catford 1