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MGBSFL Sunday review – week 32

Raiders A were crowned Premier Division champions as they completed the second part of a potential league and cup treble...

Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor

North London Raiders A were crowned Premier Division champions thanks to a 5-2 win over Harmen to complete a ‘double double’ and the second part of a potential league and cup treble…

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by Andrew Sherwood

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PETER MORRISON TROPHY FINAL – 8 MAY AT WINGATE & FINCHLEY – KO 5.30PM
Hendon United A vs North London Raiders A

Referee: Martin de la Fuente
Assistant Referees: Callum Foster, Neal Cohen
Fourth Official/reserve referee: Neil Cooper

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SUNDAY’S RESULTS AT A GLANCE (SCROLL DOWN FOR FULL REVIEW):

PREMIER DIVISION:
Harmen 2 North London Raiders A 6 (photo gallery) (video highlights)

DIVISION ONE:
Brixton Old Boys P Woodford Wanderers P (Brixton unable to raise a side)

Oakwood B 0 FC Team B 5

DIVISION TWO:
Faithfold C 10 Temple Fortune 1
FC Team C 0 North London Raiders C 2
Real Hendon 3 Boca Jewniors 0

MASTERS/MGBSFL INVITATIONAL COMPETITION:
Redbridge Jewish Care B 8 Brady Maccabi 1

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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS FROM HARMEN 2 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 6

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LEAGUE GOALSCORERS CHART

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TEAM OF THE WEEK NOMINATIONS:

GOALKEEPERS:
MAX SHIELDS
(HARMEN)

DEFENDER:
DAN BREGER
(FC TEAM B)
JAMES KORN (FC TEAM B)
DANNY MOSS (FC TEAM B)
JAKE WEINER (FC TEAM B)
DAVID RHODES (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A)
JONO ROCHWERGER (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A)
JUSTIN SPIRO (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A)
DAVID DOMB (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C)
HEZZIE RAYMOND (REAL HENDON)

MIDFIELD:
CRAIG COLE
(FAITHFOLD C)
JORDAN MARKS (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A)
SCOTT WAISSEL (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C)
YOSSI GOLDBERG (REAL HENDON)

STRIKER:
JAMIE KENT (FAITHFOLD C)
DAVID DINKIN (NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A)
CRAIG SANDFORD (REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B)

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TEAM OF THE WEEK

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GOAL OF THE WEEK NOMINATIONS:

1) DAN YOSSMAN (FAITHFOLD C) – Hit the sweetest of strike from outside of the box – the best of his side’s ten goals

2) RAFI ADDLESTONE (REAL HENDON) – His first effort may have been blocked, but his second shot was hit sweetly into the far corner giving the goalkeeper no chance

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SAVE OF THE WEEK NOMINATIONS:

1) MAX SHIELDS (HARMEN) – From point-blank range, somehow managed to turn Ricky Engleman’s strike onto the bar

2) WILL MARTYN (BOCA JEWNIORS) – Dived low to keep out an attempt into the bottom corner, when faced with a one-on-one situation

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK NOMINATIONS:

1) ROB SHOOMAN (FAITHFOLD C): “It was just one of those games when everything we did came off.”

2) JASON STEIN (OAKWOOD B): “And well done to Lorian on his hat-trick. Although I didn’t see his Facebook status update quite so quickly when we beat them three weeks ago.”

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PREMIER DIVISION:

HARMEN 2 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 6
Raiders claimed the win they needed to retain the Premier Division – and secure the second part of a potential league and cup treble.

David Dinkin scored twice for Raiders, with Alex Moss, Jordan Marks, Alex Bloch and Jono Rochwerger also finding the back of the net.

James Gershfield scored twice for Harmen.

(photo gallery)

(video highlights)

(reaction)

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DIVISION ONE:

BRIXTON OLD BOYS P WOODFORD WANDERERS P

(match postponed – Brixton unable to raise a side)

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OAKWOOD B 0 FC TEAM B 5
A Lorian Madanes hat-trick helped Team keep on track for second spot as they recorded this emphatic win.

Jake Weiner and Dave Grossman netted their other two.

Team player-manager Mitch Young told jewishnews.co.uk: “We produced our best performance at the time it mattered most. Defensively we were superb and everyone worked really hard to ensure our shape remained in tact at all times.

“I’m proud of everyone but this was one of four games we have to win so bring on the next one.”

Oakwood manager Jason Stein, who wasn’t at the game, told jewishnews.co.uk: “Well done to Team B on what sounded like a pretty straight forward win. And well done to Lorian on his hat-trick. Although I didn’t see his Facebook status update quite so quickly when we beat them three weeks ago.”

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DIVISION TWO:

FAITHFOLD C 10 TEMPLE FORTUNE 1
Faithfold scored nearly a quarter of their goals in one morning as they thrashed Fortune.

Jamie Kent helped himself to four goals, Shai Davidi scored a hat-trick, with Leor Harrel, Dan Yossman and Craig Cole completing the rout.

Manager Rob Shooman told jewishnews.co.uk: “It was just one of those games when everything we did came off, 4-1 up at half-time, it could have been six or seven.

“They didn’t deserve to go in at half-time four goals down, they were playing well it’s just we got everything right.

Tremendous admiration for them they kept trying to the last and threatened our goal on several occasions in the second half but we just took most of our chances ruthlessly.

“A great performance by the boys and some great football played by us.”

Aron Barnes scored for Fortune, for whom player-manager Jonathan Cohen told jewishnews.co.uk: “There was lots about the game I was unhappy about. In general we were poorer this week in the second half than we have been in many other games this season.”

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FC TEAM C 0 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C 2
Raiders all but consolidated third spot as they put on a professional performance at Team.

Oli Nathan and Oli Telvi scored for the Raiders, with joint-manager Zack Gothelf telling jewishnews.co.uk: “Another clean sheet and a well fought victory was pleasing for a Raiders side who require just a point to mathematically secure third.”

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REAL HENDON 3 BOCA JEWNIORS 0
Real Hendon got back to winning ways as Rafi Adlestone, Lolu Hibbert and Doron Shooter all netted against the bottom side.

Player-manager Chaim Gothold told jewishnews.co.uk: “It was a good performance, we were always on top and should have scored a few more.”

Boca’s Anton Nyman told jewishnews.co.uk: “We simply couldn’t create enough today and they took their chances with some nice finishing. One more chance left to get away from the bottom of the table!”

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MASTERS/MGBSFL INVITATIONAL COMPETITION:

Redbridge Jewish Care B 8 Brady Maccabi 1
A hat-trick from Craig Sandford helped Redbridge to this resounding victory.

Richie Caplin, Sam Moss, Daniel Andrews, Joe Jordan and an own goal completed the scoring.

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