By, Danny Caro
19 min read
ByDanny Caro, Danny Caro
Neasden A were given a scare in the cup against Redbridge C while Faithfold A and Redbridge A claimed impressive wins in the JC MSFL Premier Division.
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JC MSFL MATCHDAY 19 HEADLINES
PMT - Harmen hammer FC Team B
JC CAC - Neasden A edge past heroic Redbridge
Prem Div – Summers sizzles against Neasden B, Pearson powers Faithfold past Raiders
Div 1 – FC Team A overcome Harmen B in seven-goal thriller
Div 2 – Brixton march on
Div 3 – Four-midable Norstar sparkle
Div 4 – Neasden C upstage the leaders
JC HAT-TRICK HEROES
PMT - Ben Graham 4 (Harmen A)
JC CAC - Danny Potter (HMZ)
Prem Div - Daryl Phillips (Faithfold A)
Div 1 - Neil Tilley (Chigwell Athletic)
Div 2 - Michael Goldberg (Temple Fortune A), Jerome Marks (Woodford)
Div 3 - Oli Joseph (Heath Banta)
Div 4 - Jerome Colmans (Inter Borehamwood), Jack Franks (NL Raiders C)
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JC GOAL OF THE WEEK
Jamie Kent (Brixton) – GOAL 2 – his manager, John Nitka, claims that this “could be the goal of the season,” as he trapped a long through ball turned the defender inside out and placed the ball into the net beyond the keeper
JC SAVE OF THE WEEK
Declan Green (LM Lions A) - Described by David Garbacz, the Hendon manager, who said: "From a flowing move down the left, Greg Corin delivered a pin-point cross to Saul Conway who met the ball perfectly with his head. Somehow the Lions keeper managed to scoop it out Gordon Banks-style one-handed to produce one of the best saves ever seen at this level"
REFEREE OF THE WEEK
Dan Cohen (Los Blancos vs Holy Mount Zion)
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PETER MORRISON TROPHY ROUND 3
GOLDEN GRAHAM DESTROYS FC TEAM
FC TEAM B 2 SOUTHGATE HARMEN A 8
A four-goal blitz from BEN GRAHAM helped Harmen breeze into the next round.
Elliot Wallis (2), Grant Taylor and Adam Velleman completed the rout.
Harmen boss Dan Uzan told JC Sport: "It was a good performance against a determined FC Team B. We needed a week like this to regroup, get some confidence back and get our fitness up before we face Raiders next week."
DC Prediction: FC Team B 0 Southgate Harmen A 6
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JC CYRIL ANEKSTEIN CUP ROUND 3
BRAVE REDBRIDGE EDGED OUT
NORTH WEST NEASDEN A 3 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE C 2
A depleted Redbridge team performed heroically but in the end they were undone by goals from Lee Cash (2), making it seven in two, and Rob Lerner as Neasden were given a massive scare by the Division Three title hopefuls in Fairlop.
Dan Gordon bagged a brace for Redbridge who gave the the three-time double champions a huge fright, and even took the lead through Daniel Gordon, who went on to score a second later on.
RJC manager Richard Bronzite, who also filled in as referee for the tie, told JC Sport: "I'm very proud of the boys. The fact they wanted to play the game with eight players on Wednesday shows the character they have.
"We worked very hard all over the pitch and the boys can be very proud of themselves. Although Neasden were the better team, there definitely did not look like three divisions between us.
"We have had decent cup runs this year but know we have the league to concentrate on. We are playing catch up with the rest of the league and a lot of points between us and first place. Every game is a must win game for us now."
NWN manager Jamie Cole told JC Sport: "We were poor today and capable of so much better.
"Changes need to be made if we stand any chance this season."
DC Prediction: NW Neasden A 14 Redbridge JC C 0
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BRADY SHOW CAMDEN WHAT FOUR
BRADY MACCABI 4 CAMDEN PARK 0
Camden must be sick of the sight of Brady Maccabi after Josh Rosenfield’s men claimed another handsome victory.
There were goals from Rob Kleinman, Josh Hershman, Darren Stern and supersub Steve Field.
Brady boss Josh Rosenfeld told JC Sport: "Another pleasing result on Sunday, but we face the bigger task of repeating the result next week in the league. We need three points next week and that is all our focus.
"We started very well scoring two early goals and we never looked back. We didn't really give Camden a sniff, but we must ensure we play with the same attitude and discipline next week.
"I love being drawn against redbridge A in the cup. This is a great test for our boys and we will be up for it. I was hoping for Neasden, but I'm glad we are up against Premiership oppostion."
DC Prediction: Brady Maccabi 4 Camden Park 1
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POTTER TREBLE SINKS LOS BLANCOS
LOS BLANCOS 0 HOLY MOUNT ZION 5
Class told in the end at the Zionists proved far too strong for fifth division Los Blancos.
DANNY POTTER led way with a hat-trick. Mikey Skirtin and Johnny Natas sealed the tie.
DC Prediction: Los Blancos 3 HMZ 2
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JC MSFL PREMIER DIVISION
FAITHFOLD EXACT REVENGE
FAITHFOLD A 4 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 1
A hat-trick from DARYL PHILLIPS helped Faithfold claim a deserved win over the Raiders at The Hive with the visitors on the backfoot for more than half of the match after keeper Danny Berliner was sent off.
Mike Pearson put the home side in front after latching on to a cross-shot from Phillips at the far post.
Beaten 3-2 in the corresponding fixture, a dominant Faithfold, who hit the woodwork four times, bossed the midfield with the trio of Paul Babai, Alex Kaye and Benji Dymant in top form.
And they received a boost after 30 minutes when Pearson beat Berliner to a ball over the top. With eyes firmly on the ball, the keeper took out Pearson who was clean through. The ball rolled to Phillips who side-footed home but refereen Andy Myerson had already blown for the foul and sent Berliner off.
Ben Sheldon took over in goal and a misunderstand at the back early in the second half allowed Phillips to fire home into an unguarded net.
Phillips scored two more in the last 30 minutes with Raiders claiming a consolation through Jamie Wolfson.
Faithfold's goal-scoring hero told JC Sport: "I think even before the sending off we were in control but in football it can always change. We definitely started the brighter.
"Credit to Raiders who never gave up."
Adam Fegan, the Raiders joint-manager, told JC Sport: "The best team on the day won. We conceded a very early goal to a team who showed more desire. The sending off of our keeper at 1-0 down effectively ended the match as a contest and we had to play 60+ minutes with 10 men and without our regular keeper.
"However I don't want to take anything away from Faithfold who deserved their win. We will have to learn from this match and move on to next week where we will put our wrongs to right."
Co-manager Danny Caro, who was forced to leave the match early, said: "Some days you just have to hold up your hands and admit that the best team won. Faithfold outplayed and outbattled us on the day. They were set up in a way that we could not get to get grips with, and dominated from start to finish. On this form, they can beat anyone."
DC Prediction: Faithfold A 2 NL Raiders A 1
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CORIN LATE SHOW SINKS LIONS
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A 1 LONDON MACCABI LIONS A 0
An 87th minute strike from Greg Corin helped the Hammers complete a league double over the Lions to boost title hopes.
David Garbacz, the Hendon manager, told JC Sport: "There are always some games in a season, if you want to challenge for trophies that you have to win 'ugly'. Yesterday was one of them. We were severely depleted already with several regulars missing and then Russell Corin our keeper pulled out late Saturday night.
"This meant Avidan Last had to go in goal and the last time he donned a pair of gloves was in the school playground at Hasmonean over 10 years ago. Despite that, he was magnificent, as was the entire team. It was a real battling performance.
"We dominated the first half whilst missing a couple of chances but I have to admit we were under the cosh in the second. We stood firm and focused and were always dangerous on the break.
"When Greg Corin finished coolly in the 87th minute it was a very special moment with the entire team jumping on top of him.
"All credit to Lions who did not play like a bottom three team but even bigger credit to us for battling to the end and securing a vital win. I was really proud of all the boys today."
Eilon Kennet, the Lions manager, told JC Sport: "Full marks to Hendon who managed to nick a goal with three minutes left, but I have never seen us so totally dominate a game and come away with nothing."
DC Prediction: Hendon Utd SC A 2 LM Lions A 1
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SUPER SUMMERS INSPIRES REDBRIDGE
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 3 NORTH WEST NEASDEN B 0
Two goals from Steve Summers and one from Lewis Walker kept Redbridge on course for the title as they proved too strong for Neasden B at Fairlop.
Sam McCarthy, the Redbridge manager, told JC Sport: "The teams performance was outstanding. The score in my view does not reflect the fact that we dominated the game from the whistle. We had countless chances and all credit must be given to the Neasden keeper who pulled off some great saves to keep the scoreline more respectable.
"I can't recall a game that for the first 45 minutes the opposing team could not get out of their half. With exception of one or two long balls pumped up field from Neasden, we kept them nailed in their half. It was disappointing to go in at half time being only one goal up after we had placed considerable pressure on Neasdon.
"Fortunately the second half brought us just rewards and our persistence paid off."
NWN joint-manager Ryan Glynne told JC Sport: "I Cant really complain about the result. We played a good side who are strong at the back, and in midfield and up front, they have just a great bit of quality. I thought Ben Sollosi ,in midfield, was excellent also.
"We battled for each other in the first half and were under so much pressure. Only great goal-keeping from David Fox kept them at bay.
"We created one or two opportunites in the second half, but against such a strong side, conceding chances was always going to happen. The third goal was a bit of a joke as the ref seemed to miss a blatent foul and the second goal should never have come about as we were in the opposition half in possession and 10 seconds later we had conceded.
"For confidence it was a blow, but we have competed in all but two games this year so we are happy with that."
RJC: Dan Lee, Russell Leiter, Adam Hakimi, Joel Berg, Craig Sandford, Sam McCarthy (sub: Sam Van Gelder 75), Danny Hakimi (sub: Alex Lishak 60), Ben Sollosi, Dean Nyman (sub: Lewis Walker 75), Steve Summers, Daran Bern. Sub not used: Steve Gevertz
DC Prediction: Redbridge JC A 2 NW Neasden B 0
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DIVISION ONE
TILLEY TREMENDOUS FOR THE CHIGS
CHIGWELL ATHLETIC 4 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B 2
Three goals from NEIL TILLEY kept alive Chigwell’s promotion hopes as they took East London bragging rights with a derby day win over Redbridge B in Walthamstow.
Michael Witzenfeld completed the job for Richard Slater’s men.
The Chigs were 1-0 at the break after Dan Castle's through ball released Tilley who lobbed home
The home side were 4-0 up with 15 to play after another two from Tilley and a screamer from Witzenfeld.
Jamie Cooper claimed both goals for Redbridge in the last 10 minutes.
Richard Slater, Chigwell's player-manager, told JC Sport: "Full credit must go to RJC. I'm not quite sure how they're second from bottom. They probably had the majority of possession but we attacked well, in numbers and on the break today and took our chances, and that's what wins you football matches at any level."
Chigwell: Jacobs, Felstein, Davis, Shafron, Yershon, Witzenfeld, Castle, Rosenthal, (sub: Radzan 70), Becker (sub: Slater 65),Tilley, Michaels G (sub: Weinstein 80).
DC Prediction: Chigwell Athletic 3 Redbridge JC B 1
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MAGIC MOSS MESMERISES HARMEN
FC TEAM A 4 SOUTHGATE HARMEN B 3
A Danny Moss double got FC Team’s season back on track as they overcame Harmen B in a seven-goal thriller at Old Camdenians.
Richard Salmon and Jonny Breger were the other scorers for Mitch Young’s men.
Harmen’s marksmen were Lloyd Becker (2) and Dan Beckwith.
FC Team manager Mitch Young told JC Sport: ""I am pleased with the result. We were excellent in the first half, exellent scoring three great goals. But during the second half, the pitch was a mud-heap and the game became very scrappy, but we battled well for the deserved victory.
"There is a long way to go this season and we must sharpen up in certain areas but it was a step in the right direction."
DC Prediction: FC Team A 1 Southgate Harmen A 1
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LEWIS BLITZ’S LIONS
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B 3 LONDON MACCABI LIONS C 2
The Raiders moved three points clear at the top of Division One with a hard fought win over a spirited Lions C in Uxbridge.
A Lewis Blitz brace plus one from Nicky Woolf wrapped up the points for Rob Richman’s men.
Raiders went one up after five minutes, great work down the wing by Hershman led to a cross falling at the feet of Blitz who smashed home from a few yards out.
For the rest of the half Lions dominated possession and they equalised after a set piece wasn't cleared properly leaving Max Kyte an easy finish to make it 1-1.
Despite Lions dominating possession, it was Raiders who had the best chances with Rik Sherman accountable for a host of missed opportunities.
Raiders came out the stronger side in the second half and two goals in as many minutes sealed the game. First Hershman cleverly played in Woolf whose perfectly weighted cross was tapped home by Blitz. Then just moments later Foley-Comer's clever pass allowed Woolf to nip in front of his marker and slot home with this left foot.
Lions did pull a goal back through a Shai Davidi penalty in the third minute of stoppage time but moments later the final whistle sounded.
Raiders boss Rob Richman told JC Sport: "It wasn't our greatest performance, and in the first half their were definite signs of us not having played for a few weeks.
"We were better in the second half and overall I am obviously just pleased to begin 2011 with a victory."
DC Prediction: NL Raiders 4 LM Lions C 1
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DIVISION TWO
COOL-HAND KENT STEERS BRIXTON HOME
BRIXTON OLD BOYS 3 L’EQUIPE 0
Brixton continued their relentless march towards promotion with a comfortable win over improving L’Equipe at Clowes.
Two goals from striker Jamie Kent and one from midfield Alon Hershkorn clinched the points.
John Nitka, the Brixton boss, told JC Sport: “It was a very physical game not allowing us to play our free flowing football but our class showed.”
L'Equipe manager Gideon Chain said: "Once again, we played well but let in some sloppy goals. On a positive note, we are looking a lot stronger as a team and are really confident we're on the verge of a good run."
DC Prediction: Brixton 3 L’Equipe 1
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ALL'S GOLD FOR FORTUNE
TEMPLE FORTUNE A 4 HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB B 2
A treble from midfield maestro MICHAEL GOLDBERG boosted Fortune's title hopes as they proved too strong for Hendon in Hatch End.
Striker Rob Benson, with his 28th in all matches this season, completed the scoring for the home side.
Fortune defender Jack Morris said: "This was another very good performance."
DC Prediction: Temple Fortune A 3 Hendon B 2
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MARKS MAKES FAITHFOLD PAY THE PENALTY
WOODFORD WANDERERS 3 FAITHFOLD B 2
Woodford overcame their blip thanks to a hat-trick of penalties from the ice-cool JEROME MARKS as they put themselves back in the mix with a hard earned win over promotion rivals Faithfold B in Redbridge.
But for the third week running, the East Londoners played the majority of the match with 10 men, as, after just eight minutes, midfielder Jamie Golding was sent of for a 50/50 challenge on the keeper.
Woodford showed there class after coming back from behind twice to win the game with three second half spot-kicks.
Alex Aviram, the Woodford manager, told JC Sport: "I thought the ref handled the game extremely well, apart from the sending off, which could of gone either way. He was dealt with a physical Faithold team and he did well.
"The score speaks for itself, credit to all my lads, we worked extremely hard. even with 10 men we dominated and got the win we all deserve. Onwards and upwards."
Faithfold’s goals came through Leor Harel and Grossman.
DC Prediction: Woodford Wanderers 2 Faithfold B 2
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DIVISION THREE
DANGEROUS DAN SINKS GREENS
GLENTHORNE UNITED A 3 FAITHFOLD C 2
Two goals from the impressive Dan Lipman steered favourites Glenthorne to a hard earned win over promotion rivals Faithfold in Chigwell.
Fabio Revieccio, the B team top-scorer, added another.
Faithfold's goals came through Dan Yosman and Ben Simons.
Player-manager Dan Lipman told JC Sport: "It was a very tough game this morning. Faithfold C are a very strong side, but the boys dug in and we got the result.
"It was important to bounce back after last week and consolidate our position at the top of the table."
DC Prediction: Glenthorne Utd A 4 Faithfold C 1
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JOSEPH HELPS HEATH BANTA BLOW AWAY REAL
HEATH BANTA 7 REAL LIFE 2
A fab four-goal salvo from OLI JOSEPH improved Heath Banta's chances of a top two finish as they finished in seventh heaven against Real Life following a goal-feast in Hampstead.
Jeff Gross and Stefan Simons (2) put the icing on the cake.
Real Life's goals came through Kenny Markeson and Jonny Bruck.
DC Prediction: Heath Banta 4 Real Life 1
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FOUR-MIDABLE STARS SPARKLE
NORSTAR B 4 CATFORD & BROMLEY MACCABI 0
Jonny Bunt’s Norstar overpowered the Cats with Maurice Franks, Jonny Kay, Adam Sandzer and Josh Green doing the damage.
Norstar manager Jonny Bunt told JC Sport: "It was a stiring performance by the side on Sunday, and a return to the form and football we were showing before the extended winter break.
"We were somewhat fortunate to be 2-up at half time and they missed some good chances, but after containing them and killing the game for the first 10 minutes of the second period we started to pick them off on the counter and probably should have had eight.
"It was really encouraging to see us grow in to the game late on after the previous week and hopefully this will set the tone for the season to come.
"To have all three forwards get a goal is also really encouraging and especially for Maurice Franks, who has been short on confidence but put in a strong performance and has turned the corner."
DC Prediction: Catford & Bromley B 1 Norstar B 4
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FOUR-MIDABLE U'S HAMMER JLGB
UJIA 4 TEAM JLGB 0
Doubles from Matt Radstone and Assi Avital inspired UJIA to a 4-0 demolition of JLGB.
UJIA dominated the first half and went in 4-0 ahead at the break. JLGB forced UJIA player-manager Darren Rolfe into action and he was equal to a shot from Joe Cullum. Rob Silverman, the JLGB player-manager, missed another decent opening.
After making some tactical changes JLGB began to complete in the second half, creating some good chances, the best of which fell to Jonny Reid who missed a one-on-one.
Jon Temerlies, playing his last game for the JLGB, led the team well today and almost got a goal with a curling effort requiring a save. The JLGB boys wish him good luck in the USA.
JLGB manager Rob Silverman told JC Sport: "We didn't turn up in the first half and, with Matt Radstone on form for UJIA, as well as two or three other very good players, JLGB could not cope.
"In the second half, I was much more pleased with the way we played. Our biggest prroblem at the moment seems to be converting chances, oh, and conceding goals!
"Roll on next week for what, on paper, should be a much tighter affair."
DC Prediction: UJIA 3 Team JLGB 1
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DIVISION FOUR
PARK RANGERS ROLL ON
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB C 1 SHIRLEY PARK 5
Two apiece from Gideon Gold and Jason Lindsay inspired Shirley Park to a five-star win over the Hustlers in West Hendon.
Nicky Plotnik, last week’s match-winner, put the icing on the cake.
Hendon’s consolation came through Mendelsohn.
Shirley Park joint player-manager David Lusman told JC Sport: "I'm pleased with the result. We were slow out the blocks after going down 1-0 in the opening minutes , we turned on the style after are early wake up call. The result could of been lot worst for Hendon. We rattled the frame of the goal on three occasions, collectively the park boys were bar far the best team on the pitch.
"We're looking forward to our return fixture next week with Hendon. I'm sure that they be looking for revenge, but it isn't going to happen."
DC Prediction: Hendon Utd SC C 1 Shirley Park 2
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BILBAUM CAN'T HANDLE RED-HOT COLMANS
INTER BOREHAMWOOD 9 ATHLETIC BILBAUM
JEROME COLMANS concluded his birthday week in style with a hat-trick leading the team home in the 9-1 demolition of Bilbaum.
Playing their first match for several weeks, Oluseun Thomas’ men were a cut above their opponents, with other goals coming from Goldsmith, Dom Hallet, Richard Winton, Richard Benson, Jonny Meltzer and Levy
Inter forged ahead following some Nasri-esque footwork from Winton to set up COlmans, but even though they scored first, manager Oluseun Thomas "felt that Inter still hadn't really switched on". His fear came true by Bilbaum equalising through Greibach.
Colmans struggled to get a grip on the game in the middle of the park but Winton and Scott Ackerman were very creative, and from this inspiration, Inter finally stepped up a gear going in 3-1 up at the half.
They didn't ease off for a second in the second half with goals from Benson and penalty conversions from Colmans. Winton then continued to cause the Bilbaum lots of difficulty by driving from midfield. Set-piece king Colmans rounded off the rout with a sublime strike direct from a corner.
Thomas told JC Sport: "We showed a great team spirit and hunger for the title, with excellent come back cameos from Mark Wayne, Paul Katz and Dan Goldsmith, we feel we are able to push on in our hunt for promotion.
"A number of players really stood up and shone, especially as Jerome had his worst performance of the season, bar his hat-trick!"
Bilbaum’s consolation came through Josh Greibach.
DC Prediction: Inter Borehamwood 3 Athletic Bilbaum 1
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FRANKS FEND OFF JEWVENTUS
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C 6 JEWVENTUS 3
In-form Raiders C made it three out of three with JACK FRANKS claiming the match ball after a quality treble in Hatfield.
Harry Franks (2) and Darren Russell finished the job.
The first half was a close affair and we didn't play as well as we have done in recent weeks but a 25-yard screamer bang on 45 minutes from Harry Franks gave the Raiders a two-goal cushion at half time.
A penalty from Russell and one from Jack Franks had given L'Orange a two-goal lead before Jewve halved the deficit from the spot.
Raiders came out for the second half all guns blazing and took control of the game scoring 4,5 and 6 without reply.
Jewventus were always second best but hit back through Brown, Richard Fogelman and Gabriel Saul.
Oli Shorts, the Raiders boss, told JC Sport: "A solid performance from my team today and another three points. The first half was a close affair and we didn't play as well as we have done in recent weeks but a 25 yard screamer bang on 45 minutes from Harry Franks gave us a two goal cushion at half time.
"We switched off for the last quarter with Jewve scoring two fantastic long-range efforts, yet we still had time to miss a penalty with the last kick of the game.
"I'm so proud of the team since the winter break and they've really come on. Everyone has played their socks off.
"Credit to Jewve though as they did play some really nice football and I'm surprised that they aren't in the mix at the top of the table."
Jewventus boss Gabriel John told JC Sport: We were beaten by a rejuvenated side containing a pair of quality players; the twins. One who scored a 25-yard screamer with his right foot first half, then bettered it with his left second half. Two of the best goals I have ever seen scored against us. They were the difference."
DC Prediction: NL Raiders 4 Jewventus 2
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NEASDEN HIT HIGH FIVES
NORTH WEST NEASDEN C 5 BLIZZARD STORM 1
Leaders Blizzard Storm were surprised by a rejuvenated Neasden C team.
Player-manager Louis Taylor led the way with a double, with others coming through Laurence Spear, Richard Braham and Jack Peet.
Taylor's double took him into double figures for the season, Peet blasted home a free-kick from, Braham's strike was a heavily deflected effort from long-range while a a smart finish from Spear completed the job.
A delighted Taylor told JC Sport: "A fantastic performance saw us deservedly beat the team at the top of the table.
"A great performances from all of our players and subs today - it just goes to show what we can achieve when we get our strongest team out and battle from start to finish.
"We wish Blizzard all the best for the rest of the season - Simon Linden is a great lad and I hope they go on to do well."
Michael Woolf grabbed a consolation for Blizzard.
Simon Linden, the Blizzard manager, told JC Sport: "Well done to Neasden. They deserved the points. This was our worst performance so far this season. We just didn't turn up. must bounce back next week."
DC Prediction: NW Neasden C 2 Blizzard Storm 4
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GLENTHORNE BACK WITH A BANG
TEMPLE FORTUNE B 1 GLENTHORNE UNITED B 4
The Thornes were back to their best with Dan 'the Beast' Lassman (2), James Law and an own goal seeing them to a handsome win over Fortune B in Hatch End.
Gideon Wetrin was the scorer for Fortune.
Elliot Coulton, the Glenthorne manager, told JC Sport: "We gave a debut to 16-year-old Josh Wynne who didn't look out of place with some weaving runs and with two assess.
"The inquest will begin as Fabio told us he has left the club to turn up for the As with out my permission."
DC Prediction: Temple Fortune B 0 Glenthorne Utd B 2