Team line-up announced for new football season
The format for the new 34 team, three-division league, has been confirmed.
Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor
Ahead of the start of the new MGBSFL season which kicks-off on 11 September, the league have announced the line-ups of the three divisions.
PREMIER DIVISION:
BRADY MACCABI
CAMDEN PARK
FC TEAM A
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A
MACCABI LONDON LIONS A
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A
OAKWOOD A
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A
SPEC FC
WOODFORD WANDERERS
DIVISION 1:
ATHLETIC BILBAUM
BRIXTON OLD BOYS
FAITHFOLD A
FINCHLEY CITY FC
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB B
LOS BLANCOS
MACCABI LONDON LIONS B
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B
OAKWOOD B
REAL HENDON
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B
SCRABBLE
DIVISION 2:
BOCA JEWNIORS
CATFORD & BROMLEY MACCABI
FAITHFOLD B
FC TEAM B
HERTSWOOD VALE
L’EQUIPE
MILL HILL DONS
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C
NORTH LONDON RANGERS
RC UK FC
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE C
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- Sport
- Football
- Camden Park
- FC Team A
- Hendon United A
- Maccabi London Lions A
- North London Raiders A
- Oakwood A
- Redbridge A
- Brady Maccabi
- Brixton Old Boys
- Faithfold B
- FC Team B
- Los Blancos
- North London Raiders B
- Oakwood B
- Redbridge B
- SPEC FC
- Woodford Wanderers
- Athletic Bilbaum
- Boca Jewniors
- Catford & Bromley
- Faithfold C
- Hendon C
- L'Equipe
- Maccabi London Lions B
- North London Raiders C
- Real Hendon
- Scrabble
- Temple Fortune
- Mill Hill Dons
- Finchley United. Hertswood Vale
- Redbridge C
- RCUK FC
- North London Rangers
