Maccabi GB futsal reach FA Cup national round
Maccabi GB Futsal maintained their scintillating 2013/2014 campaign on Sunday by progressing to the National Finals of the FA Futsal Cup.
By winning all their South West Regional Qualifiers they stay undefeated since Manager Jon Kurrant took the helm in September and will now play the other best Futsal sides from around the UK. Not only that, but their four-match winning streak also sees them seeded for the ‘Mini-League’ – another qualifying round to determine who will play in the National Semi-Finals.
Results from the matches in Swindon:
GAME 1
Maccabi GB Futsal 3 Goodfellas 0
Goalscorers: Jon Kurrant; Scott Schulton; Benji Weinberger
GAME 2
Maccabi GB Futsal 4-0 winners
Goalscorers: Jon Kurrant; Scott Schulton x2; Jonah Gordon-Boyd
GAME 3
Maccabi GB Futsal 5 One-Touchables 1
Goalscorers: Scott Schulton x2; Ben Winters; Benji Weinberger; Gideon Barnett
GAME 4
Maccabi GB Futsal 3-1 winners
Goalscorers: Scott Schulton x2; Jonah Gordon-Boyd
*Maccabi GB would also like to send our wishes to Player/Manager Jon Kurrant, who is currently undergoing treatment for concussion he received in the second game.
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