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Peter Morrison first and second round draw

Stand-out tie sees Division One side Scrabble host Premier Division outfit Redbridge Jewish Care A

By Andrew Sherwood September 28, 2017, 2:49 pm Edit

Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor

Raiders celebrate lifting last season's Peter Morrison Trophy
Raiders celebrate lifting last season's Peter Morrison Trophy

The draw for the first and second rounds of this season’s Peter Morrison Trophy has been made…

Details of the initial rounds of the Northern side of the draw will follow, with the north and south sides coming together in the last 16 stage

First round (south):
North London Raiders A VS Mill Hill Dons
Scrabble VS Redbridge Jewish Care A
Camden Park VS FC Team
Maccabi Masters VS Maccabi London Lions U21
Fairlop VS Hendon United Sports Club
Straw Hat Pirates VS Los Blancos

Second round (south):
L’Equipe VS Boca Jewniors
Fairlop/Hendon United Sports Club VS Hertswood Vale
Redbridge Jewish Care B VS Faithfold B
Temple Fortune VS North London Raiders A/Mill Hill Dons
Maccabi London Lions Blue VS Bayern Mincha
Brady Maccabi VS North London Raiders C
North London Raiders B VS Straw Hat Pirates/Los Blancos
Catford & Bromley VS HMH Old Boys
Maccabi Masters/Maccabi London Lions U21 VS Redbridge Jewish Care C
Maccabi London Lions Vets VS Oakwood FC
Camden Park/FC Team VS Maccabi London Lions White
Scrabble/Redbridge Jewish Care A VS Faithfold A

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