By, Danny Caro
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ByDanny Caro, Danny Caro
Brady Maccabi won the Peter Morrison Trophy on an action-packed day as Faithfold A were crowned JC MSFL champions and there were also joyous scenes in Division Three as Oakwood B clinched the title. Danny Caro reflects on all the action on Matchday 33 of the season.
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LATEST:
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SOLOMON SAVOURS FAITHFOLD TITLE JOY
PHOTOGALLERY - HENDON vs FAITHFOLD
HENDON vs FAITHFOLD - VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
DEBUT SUCCESS DELIGHTS OAKS BOSS TUSSIE
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JC MSFL MATCHDAY 33 HEADLINES
PMT - Morrison joy for Brady Maccabi
Prem Div - Faithfold crowned champions
Div 1 - Wonderful Woodford cut Chigs down to size
Div 2 - Glee for Glenthorne B
Div 3 - Four-midable Oaks clinch title
JC HAT-TRICK HEROES
Div 1 - Shai Davidi (Temple Fortune), Lorian Madanes (London Maccabi Lions B)
Div 3 - Ben Zloof (AC Mill Hill)
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DANNY CARO'S MATCHDAY 33 OSCARS
GOAL OF THE WEEK - JOSH HERSHMAN
QUOTE OF THE WEEK - MITCH YOUNG
SAVE OF THE WEEK
Russell Corin (Hendon A) - having been caught on the break, Russ found himself one-on-one with one of the best finishers in the business - Daryl Philips - yet managed to pull off an outstanding one-handed save low down to his left when it seemed certain he would score
TACKLE OF THE WEEK
Josh Gordon (Brady A) - produced a crucial last-ditch tackle on the edge of his box before finding Josh Hershman who ended a marauding run with a stunning solo effort
REFEREE OF THE WEEK
Neal Cohen (London Maccabi Lions B vs UJIA)
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SEASON 2012/13 ROLL OF HONOUR
London FA Sunday Intermediate Cup winners: - Faithfold A
Peter Morrison Trophy winners: Brady Maccabi A
JC Cyril Anekstein Cup winners: - London Maccabi Lions A
Premier Division champions: Faithfold A
Division Two champions: Brady Maccabi B
Division Three promoted: Oakwood B
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PETER MORRISON TROPHY FINAL
NATIONAL SUCCESS FOR BRADY
SOUTH MANCHESTER SPORTS CLUB 1st 0 BRADY MACCABI A 3
Goals from Jon Ellis, Josh Hershman and Jonathan Green saw Brady Maccabi lift the Jewish FA Cup at Oldham Athletic after running out 3-0 winners.
South were up against it after keeper Akiva Lieberman was forced off with an ankle injury after 30 minutes and their chances deteriorated even further when Harvey Kaye was sent off 10 minutes into the second half.
But there was a silver-lining for South Manchester who retained their Manchester Accountants League title.
Brady joint-manager Josh Rosenfeld told JC Sport: "The win tops off how far we have come this season. We deserved to win the cup as we have been on a run since before Xmas where at times we are unplayable.
"The hard work, effort every individual in the squad has put in over recent months, the boys deserved their special day and have the right to call themselves all champions.
Co-manager Joel Nathan told JC Sport: "Yes things went our way with their keeper going off injured and the sending off, but we came up here with a game-plan and the boys executed it to perfection."
DC Prediction: South Manchester 1 Brady 1 AET (Brady to win on penalties)
RB Prediction: South Manchester 2 Brady 1
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YOUR WEEKEND REVIEW STARTS HERE
JC MSFL PREMIER DIVISION
TOP-SCORERS
18 - Lee Cash (LM Lions A - 10 for Neasden A)
17 - Adam Stolerman (Redbridge JC A)
14 - Daryl Phillips (Faithfold A), Brad Wine (Oakwood)
DANNY CARO'S PREM DIV TEAM OF THE WEEK
FAITHFOLD COMPLETE LEAGUE AND CUP DOUBLE
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A 0 FAITHFOLD A 0
Faithfold claimed the point they needed to be crowned league champions for the first time since season 2004/05 as they played out a goalless draw against last season's champions Hendon at Hadley FC.
The Superhoops edged a tight encounter with the heroics of Hendon keeper Russell Corin keeping them at bay.
Ari Last had hit the post early on for Hendon, but it was Faithfold's day as the London FA Sunday Intermediate Cup winners clinched the double.
Faithfold manager Zuriel Solomon told JC Sport: "The boys worked ever so hard today and it was fitting that we've won the title at the home of last season's champions.
"Hendon are still a great team and as I said at the beginning of the season, whoever would finish above them would win it.
Hendon boss David Garbacz told JC Sport: "Huge congratulations to Zuriel and his Faithfold team. They have been by far the most consistent team in the league this year and thoroughly deserve to be champions. But rest assured, we will be back!"
DC Prediction: Hendon 1 Faithfold 2
RB Prediction: Hendon 2 Faithfold 3
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TEAM LEAVE RJC DOUBLED UP
FC TEAM A 3 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 1 (Double-header)
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 2 FC TEAM A 3
Redbridge's cup hangover continues after they were left doubled up in pain by a resurgent FC Team in a double-header.
Marc Harris (2) and Richard Salmon earned Team three points in part one, with Salmon (2) and Danny Moss doing the business in part two.
Jack Van Gelder scored for RJC in match one, with Greg Bookman and Danny Sugarman netting in part two.
Reflecting on the six-point haul, FC Team boss Mitch Young told JC Sport: "I am very proud of my team for the way we have finished the season - winning three back-to-back. A double-header is always difficult and to beat a team like Redbridge twice over 120 minutes is a great achievement.
"We have shown over the course of the season - beating Faithfold, Hendon and Redbridge, twice, if we can apply ourselves add to the squad we can really challenge next season.
"I would like to thank all my players for their efforts the season. Today is a special day for the club as it marked the two-year anniversary of the passing of our dear friend Peter Moss. The players played for him today and the win was dedicated to him. I would also like to wish jonny pearl a speedy recovery as he is currently in hospital. A frustrating season but a tremendous way to finish."
DC Prediction: Team 2 RJC 2/RJC 1 Team 1
RB Prediction: Team 2 RJC 3/RJC 3 Team 1
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BLANK PROUD AFTER OAKS MAKE THEIR POINT
OAKWOOD A 1 LONDON MACCABI LIONS A 1
Ed Weisz earned Anekstein Cup winners Lions a point in a 1-1 draw against Oakwood.
Dan Abrams ensured the Oaks came away with a share of the spoils.
Oakwood joint-manager Ric Blank told JC Sport: "We've really enjoyed our first season in the Prem and we will learn a lot from it, and we'll definitely come back stronger next year. We have shown that we can compete well against the top teams and with a few extra recruits in the summer and some of our big players back from injury we will give it a real go next year."
Lions boss Andy Landesberg told JC Sport: "It was a clear case of after The Lord Mayor's show today. We were sluggish, lacklustre and extremely disappointing. Oakwood battled away throughout the whole game and despite going behind, they fought back to almost win the game."
DC Prediction: Oakwood 3 Lions 1
RB Prediction: Oakwood 2 Lions 4
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RAIDERS ARE SAFE, BUT BRIXTON GO DOWN
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 4 BRIXTON OLD BOYS 1
Raiders received a timely boost with goals from Matt Stock, David Dinkin, Adam Joselyn and Josh Morris ending their relegation fears in a six-pointer against Brixton to send John Nitka's men down.
Relieved Raiders boss Rob Richman told JC Sport: "Firstly, a huge congratulations to Brady on winning the PM cup. That really is a great achievement for Josh, Joel and the Brady team.
"We are delighted to have secured the victory that maintained our top-flight status for next season. We were nervous, but remained calm enough to secure a really important three points and we will be much stronger for it next season."
DC Prediction: Raiders 3 Brixton 2
RB Prediction: Raiders 3 Brixton 3
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DIVISION ONE
TOP-SCORERS
35 - Jamie (Shirley Park)
16 - Richard Silver (Camden)
15 - Yishai Last (Hendon B), Max Kyte (Lions B + 2 for A)
MAGIC MAN MADANES LIFTS LIONS B INTO SECOND
LONDON MACCABI LIONS B 3 UJIA 0
Jamie Kyte's Lions B moved into second place after cruising past relegation-haunted UJIA at Rowley Lane.
A hat-trick from flying winger LORIAN MADANES sealed Lions's 12th win of the season.
LML boss Jamie Kyte told JC Sport: "We made hard work of it but hopefully Lorian's goals will spur him on to get some more in our remaining games."
DC Prediction: Lions 4 UJIA 0
RB Prediction: Lions 5 UJIA 0
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FIELD OF DREAMS
NORTH WEST NEASDEN A 4 HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB B 4
Another crackerjack of a goal from teenage sensation Michael Field steered Neasden towards another crucial point as they played out an eight-goal thriller against Hendon B.
Aryeh Goldring, Chaim Gothold, Tali Nevies and Avi Markowitz were on target for Hendon.
Hendon joint-manager Motty Korman told JC Sport: "We were 4-2 up and let a two-goal lead slip. We're very disappointed not to take all three points, but Neasden battled hard and deserved the draw."
DC Prediction: Neasden 2 Hendon 2
RB Prediction: Neasden 2 Hendon 2
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DYNAMIC DAVIDI INSPIRES FORTUNE
SOUTHGATE HARMEN 3 TEMPLE FORTUNE A 5
SHAI DAVIDI was the hat-trick hero as Temple Fortune A completed a league double against Harmen in a high-scoring contest at Ashmole School.
Michael Goldberg and Jason Miller wrapped up Fortune's seventh league win of the season as Lee Fegan's men moved on to 27 points.
Fortune's Mike Shorvon said: "This was a very disciplined performance and, in patches, we played some beautiful passing football.
"Stuart Haring was fantastic in particular but overall I think it was a good team display."
DC Prediction: Harmen 1 Fortune 1
RB Prediction: Harmen 1 Fortune 1
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WONDERFUL WOODFORD CUP CHIGS DOWN TO SIZE
WOODFORD WANDERERS 4 CHIGWELL ATHLETIC 1
Woodford blew a massive in hole in Chigwell's promotion hopes as they romped home 4-1 in the east London derby.
Chigwell's goal came through Doron Weinstein after 30 minutes.
Disappointed Chigwell boss Richard Slater told JC Sport: "Four really bad defensive gifts cost us the game. Woodford showed more desire and will to win surprisingly. It was our worst performance in months. Bad day at the office."
DC Prediction: Woodford 2 Chigwell 3
RB Prediction: Woodford 2 Chigwell 2
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FAITHFOLD B P CAMDEN PARK P
Match postponed – Faithfold unable to raise a team.
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DIVISION TWO
TOP-SCORERS
28 - Reiss Mogilner (Brady B)
24 - Adam Hersh (Los Blancos)
16 - Dan Hildebrand (Brady B)
FC TEAM B ALMOST THERE
FC TEAM B 1 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B 1
FC Team B put even more daylight between them and the teams in the danger zone after it finished honours even against Raiders B.
Both goals arrived in the second half; Matt Keston headed Raiders in front from a corner and then Jon Fisher equalised with 10 to go, slotting in an Emile Ben Atar through ball.
FC Team's Paul Walker got a second yellow card after the game and was sent off.
Raiders boss Oli Shorts told JC Sport: "I was really pleased with the performance as we only had 11 players (12 if you include me, but I'm rubbish!). The season is all but over and I'm very pleased with how it went. We were very much in contention for a promotion challenge until about three games ago, which is amazing considering we picked up one point from our first six or so games."
DC Prediction: Team 2 Raiders 2
RB Prediction: Team 3 Raiders 3
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BURNS PUTS SPEC FC IN 7TH HEAVEN
SPEC FC 7 NORSTAR B 2
SPEC FC finished in seventh heaven as they swept Norstar B aside with a double from Ashley Burns, plus one apiece from Ricky Lawrence, Nick Berman, Marc Hecht, Daniel Pike and Dan Henig.
Victory steered Laurence Conway's men into second place, although Blancos have a game in hand.
DC Prediction: SPEC 4 Norstar 1
RB Prediction: SPEC 4 Norstar 1
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THORNES ADD TO BLIZZARD CRISIS
GLENTHORNE UNITED B 4 BLIZZARD STORM 2
Blizzard's relegation concerns deepen after they were well beaten in east London, with joint-player-manager Liam Stein (2), top-scorer Adam Goldman and an own goal doing the damage for Glenthorne.
Thornes joint-player-manager Jordan Sapler told JC Sport: "It was a superb second half performance which showed why we were dangerous in the first part of the season and although we've picked up too late in the season to make any impact its still pleasing to see."
DC Prediction: Glenthorne 2 Blizzard 1
RB Prediction: Glenthorne 3 Blizzard 1
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BAUMS FRUSTRATE BLANCOS
LOS BLANCOS 0 ATHLETIC BILBAUM 1 (Double-header)
ATHLETIC BILBAUM 2 LOS BLANCOS 2
Athletic Bilbaum dented halted Blancos' party charge by claiming four points from a double-header.
Josh Flax fired the Baums to victory in match one.
Ben Annis and top-scorer Adam Hersh registered for Blancos in part two, with Ben Bell and Benjy Aarons Richardson replying for the Baums.
Blancos boss Adam Hersh told JC Sport: "It's disappointing to only walk away with one point from the double-header.
"The first game was a fairly even affair and the second game should have been an easy win for LB as we had many chances to finish off the game but it wasn't to be."
DC Prediction: Blancos 3 Bilbaum 2/Bilbaum 1 Blancos 2
RB Prediction: Blancos 3 Bilbaum 1
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DIVISION THREE
TOP-SCORERS
36 - Ben Zloof (AC Mill Hill)
26 – Alex Elf (Hendon Utd SC C)
24 - Jono Gaon (Tottenham Chutspah)
20 - Ben Polak (Oakwood B)
FOUR-MIDABLE OAKS CLINCH TITLE
OAKWOOD B 4 LOUGHTON ORIENT 1
Oakwood B finished their first season in style with a 4-1 demolition of Loughton Orient earning them the title.
Vic Librae, Ben Levy, Ric Blank and Dan Rose were the marksmen for Oakwood.
Barry Green grabbed the consolation for Loughton.
Oaks boss Ian Tussie told JC Sport: "We are the champ1ons, champ1ons of England ('s lowest amateur league)
"We weren't at our best but we were good enough to win and it was a fitting end to a fantastic season. We've been the best team all season, rock solid defensively, full of ruach and fully deserving of our title.
"I'd like to congratulate FC Team on their promotion too and hope the league see fit and promote AC Mill Hill too."
Loughton boss Dan Curtis told JC Sport: "Credit to Oakwood they took the lead and never looked like throwing it away. Congratulations to them on winning the title."
DC Prediction: Oakwood 2 Loughton 0
RB Prediction: Oakwood 5 Loughton 2
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STARS DENY HUSTLERS LATE ON
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB C 2 NORSTAR C 2
That man Alex Elf and JC danger man Gab Saul were on target again as Hendon and Norstar shared the points after a four-goal thriller.
DC Prediction: Hendon 4 Norstar 2
RB Prediction: Hendon 3 Norstar 1
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ZLOOF INSPIRES FIVE-STAR MILL HILL
AC MILL HILL 5 FAITHFOLD C 2
BEN ZLOOF boosted his chances of winning the JC MSFL Golden Boot after firing a hat-trick in the 5-2 win over Faithfold C.
Further strikes from Faithfold old boy Lloyd Becker and an own goal from Faithfold player-manager David Garson ensured Mill Hill finished the season in style.
Mill Hill boss Joe Levy told JC Sport: "I am pleased to have ended the season with such a comprehensive victory. We would have loved to have won the league but as a new team i feel we have done remarkably well and have learnt a great deal. We hope that we have showed enough for the league to promote us and look forward to playing at a better level next season."
DC Prediction: Mill Hill 4 Faithfold 2
RB Prediction: Mill Hill 5 Faithfold 2
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L’EQUIPE P BOCA JEWNIORS P
Match postponed
TEMPLE FORTUNE B P TOTTENHAM CHUTSPAH P (DOUBLE-HEADER)
Matches postponed - Chutspah unable to raise a team
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CHALLENGE CARO RESULT
Week 1: Caro 4, Rob Richman 5
Week 2: Caro 14, Mitch Young 10
Week 3: Caro 20 (incl. 2 correct scores), Richard Slater 15 (inc. 1 correct score)
Week 4: Caro 15 (incl. 2 correct scores), Phil Peters 5
Week 5: Caro 1 Loz Newman 8
Week 5: Caro 6 Josh Dagul 4
Week 6: DC 9 Motti Korman 14 (incl. 1 correct score)
Week 7: DC 4 Josh Marks 3 (Prem Div and Div 1 predicted only). DC scored 18 points overall incl. 3 correct scores)
Week 8: DC 12 (incl. 1 correct score) Ian Tussie 9 (incl. 1 correct score)
Week 9: DC 8 Richard Bronzite 10 (incl. 1 correct score)
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