#MGBSFL Jewish News team of the week
Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor
Find out who made it into this week’s Jewish News / jewishnews.co.uk Team of the Week.
CHECK OUT TEAM OF THE WEEK IN THIS WEEK’S JEWISH NEWS!
Send your nominations for team-of-the-week to andrews@thejngroup.com to reach me by Monday afternoon.
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GOALKEEPER
Ben Law (Scrabble) – Was superb as he produced a number of world-class saves to deny L’Equipe to make it three clean sheets in a row
DEFENCE
Scott McKenzie (Redbridge B) – One of the most composed players in team. Linked up very well with the LM and defended and attacked very well
Joel Isaacs (Catford & Bromley) – Was a colossus at the back, superbly martialling the Catford defence as they held Lions to a point
Ed Brafman (Maccabi London Lions B) – Brilliant at the back for the Lions, and came close to scoring for his side
Rich Sternberg (FC Team B) – Produced another solid performance and he’s getting used to a different position
MIDFIELD:
Lee Warner (Oakwood A) – Put in a man-of-the-match performance. Got up and down the left hand side and superbly set up the fourth goal
Zac Lewis (Hendon United A) – Scored an unbelievable hat-trick of huge quality and one of the best all round performances seen at this level
Ben Sollosi (Redbridge A) – Was a midfield general for Redbridge, his tackling was Gerrardesque and he just kept going throughout the 120 minutes
Yossi Lubin (Real Hendon) – Came on with 30 minutes to go and changed the game with his direct running, assist for the winner and scored the fourth goal to end the contest.
ATTACK:
David Fialka (Redbridge B) – Came off the bench and was a real nuisance for the Blancos defence and finished off two very good teams goals
James Ryan (Woodford Wanderers) – Had his best game in a Woodford shirt which was capped off by him getting on the scoresheet twice
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Zac Lewis (Hendon United A)
MANAGERS OF THE WEEK:
Daryl Kay & Jerome Marks (Woodford Wanderers)
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