Wohl Ilford and Clore Tikva go head to head in first parents’ soccer game

East London and Essex’s Jewish communities, he said, “have a rich history within British Jewry. This football match provided us with a unique opportunity to celebrate our vibrant community through the universal language of the beautiful game.”

The two teams (Will Hope Photography)[Missing Credit]

Co-organiser, Michael Fine, from Wohl Ilford, said “By investing in our schools, supporters are investing in the future of our community; empowering our young minds to reach their full potential. Through collaborative efforts such as this, the schools can continue to make a lasting impact on childrens’ lives and the broader community they serve.

“This is why the match was about more than just football; it was about using the sport as a catalyst to bring together individuals from our community who may not ordinarily participate. Regardless of the outcome on the scoreboard, the primary goal was to ensure that everyone had a memorable experience.”

AJA president Michael Newman said, “Events like these not only bring communities together but also highlight the importance of supporting charitable causes.The match’s success underscores the power of community collaboration and collective goodwill in the East London and Essex Jewish community.”

On the field, Clore Tikva took the honours with a 2-1 victory.