By, Danny Caro
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ByDanny Caro, Danny Caro
Faithfold A were in seventh heaven after outclassing North London Raiders A at the Hive. Danny Caro looks back on all the action from Matchday 4 of the JC MSFL season.
JC MSFL MATCHDAY 4 HEADLINES
SFAC - Brixton A in 7th heaven
JC CAC – Thornes show Neasden C what four, Glenthorne hit Norstar for six
MSFL Prem Div – Faithfold in 7th heaven, Champions two good for Brady
Div 1 – Chigwell hit famous five, Harmen stun Woodford
Div 2 – Redbridge C off the mark
Div 3 - Hersh the hero for Blancos
JC HAT-TRICK HEROES
LFAC - Rob Hershkorn, Jamie Kent (both Brixton A)
JC CAC - Dan Lipman (Glenthorne Utd A)
Div 3 - Adam Hersh (Los Blancos)
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JC SAVE OF THE WEEK
Arthur Kaplan (Hendon B) - 30 seconds into the game the FC Team striker broke through and unleashed an excellent shot that was heading into the top corner. Kaplan dived full-length across the goal and produced a stunning one-handed parry to push the ball wide. Top class
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JC PHOTOGALLERIES
PREM DIV: FAITHFOLD A vs NL RAIDERS A
DIV 1: MONTANA BOCA UTD vs CHIGWELL ATHLETIC
DIV 4: BRADY B vs SPEC
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SUNDAY FA CUP
BRIXTON IN 7TH HEAVEN
BRIXTON OLD BOYS A 7 EXETER EXILES 0
Hat-tricks from ROB HERSHKORN and JAMIE KENT put Brixton in seventh heaven as they swept aside Exeter Exiles.
Goal of the match came from Ed Weicz with a 70-yard screamer.
Brixton boss John Nitka told JC Sport: "We're looking forward to next Sundays game against L'Equipe."
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JC MSFL PREMIER DIVISION
TOP-SCORER
5 - Jamie Wolfson (North London Raiders A)
FAITHFOLD FINISH IN SEVENTH HEAVEN
FAITHFOLD A 7 NORTH LONDON RAIDERS A 2
Faithfold were in seventh heaven as they outclassed the Raiders at the Hive.
Braces from Mike Pearson and Alex Kaye plus one apiece from Alex Levack, Joe Cohen and Lorian Madanes eased them home.
Jamie Wolfson bagged a brace for Raiders.
DC Prediction: Faithfold A 3 NL Raiders A 1
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FIRST PREMIER WIN FOR FC TEAM
FC TEAM A 3 SOUTHGATE HARMEN A 2
FC Team A recorded their first-ever win in the JC MSFL Premier Division after strikes from Matt Drage, Simon Peterman and Jules Noti settled a five-goal thriller in Borehamwood.
Harmen's goals came through Alex Bourne and Nick Gold.
DC Prediction: FC Team A 2 Southgate Harmen A 1
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BOWMAN TIES RAIDERS IN KNOTS
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS B 1 LONDON MACCABI LIONS A 4
Two goals from new signing Alex Bowman helped Lions come away with an impressive away win.
Yoav Lebens and the evergreen Pete Lazard finished the job to end Raiders' unbeaten run.
Gilad Kestenbaum grabbed a consolation for the home side.
DC Prediction: NL Raiders B 2 LM Lions A 1
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CHAMPIONS TWO GOOD FOR BRADY
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE A 2 BRADY MACCABI A 0
Strikes from Danny Sugarman and Ben Sollosi, last season's Young Player of the Year, helped Redbridge register their second win of the season, at the expense of newly-promoted Brady who saw their unbeaten run halted.
DC Prediction: Redbridge JC A 2 Brady A 1
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DIVISION ONE
TOP-SCORER
7 - Jamie Kent (Brixton Old Boys A)
FAMOUS FIVE FOR CHIGWELL
MONTANA BOCA UNITED 2 CHIGWELL ATHLETIC 5
Chigwell Athletic, my tips for the title, romped to victory at the Hive with Glenn Michaels, Paul Lenchner, Daniel Castle, Antony Mendel and Jon Swead finding the net against Montana.
Montana's goals came through Darren Cohen and Simon Hecker.
DC Prediction: Montana Boca Utd 1 Chigwell Athletic 2
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MARCUS MAKES WOODFORD PAY THE PENALTY
SOUTHGATE HARMEN B 1 WOODFORD WANDERERS 0
A second half penalty from Dave Marcus earned Harmen B their first win under new boss Marc Cohen, as they overcame a powerful Woodford team at Ashmole School.
DC Prediction: Woodford Wanderers 3 Southgate Harmen B 1
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THREE CHEERS FOR OAKWOOD
NORTH WEST NEASDEN B 0 OAKWOOD 3
Strikes from James Abrams, Dan Ash and Adam Levine helped Oakwood maintain their excellent start with a surprisingly easy win at Neasden B.
DC Prediction: NW Neasden B 0 Oakwood 2
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DIVISION TWO
TOP-SCORER
5 - Mark Zealander (Redbridge JC B)
HORNETS EDGE HOME
HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB B 2 FC TEAM B 1
Efforts from joint-player-manager Motty Korman and Gav Noe saw the Hornets maintain their perfect start, edging past FC Team B.
Freddie Marks was on target for the visitors.
DC Prediction: Hendon Utd SC B 3 FC Team B 1
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REDBRIDGE C OFF THE MARK
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE C 2 L’EQUIPE 1
As predicted, Redbridge C got off the mark with two goals from Doron Weinstein giving them their first win under new boss Dan Gordon.
DC Prediction: Redbridge JC C 2 L’Equipe 1
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DIVISION THREE
TOP-SCORER
7 - Saul Conway (Shirley Park)
HERSH THE HERO FOR BLANCOS
LOS BLANCOS 3 HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB C 0
An ADAM HERSH treble helped Los Blancos extend their 100 per cent record with an inspirational display for Joel Minsky's men.
DC Prediction: Los Blancos 3 Hendon Utd SC C 1
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ISAACS HAS CATS JUMPING FOR JOY
TEAM JLGB 0 CATFORD & BROMLEY MACCABI 1
A header from Joel Isaacs helped the Cats make it two out of two as they edged past JLGB in Walthamstow.
DC Prediction: Team JLGB 2 Catford & Bromley Maccabi 3
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DIVISION FOUR
TOP-SCORER
4 - Terry Jeffries (Temple Fortune B)
BRADY MACCABI B A SPEC A
Match abandoned - due to player injury
The match was halted with 15 minutes remaining when SPEC's Elliott Wallis suffered a disclocated ankle, torn ligaments and a break to both his ankle and fibula following a 50-50.
Both clubs along with the JC wishes Elliott a full and speedy recovery.
DC Prediction: Brady B 2 SPEC 2
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JC CYRIL ANEKSTEIN CUP ROUND ONE
THORNES SHOW NEASDEN WHAT FOUR
NORTH WEST NEASDEN C 0 GLENTHORNE UNITED A 4
A hat-trick from DAN LIPMAN plus an own goal saw Glenthorne run out emphatic winners against third division Neasden C.
Thornes player-manager Dan Lipman told JC Sport: "We were well off the pace in the first half, and the Neasden own goal at the end of the first half was very unlucky.
"But we came out flying in the second half, looking more like we did last year.
"This was my first 90 minutes of the season, as I missed all of pre-season and only played bit parts in the first two games due to injury.
"I'm still well off the pace but am happy with my goals. Though I should have had a couple in the first half."
NWN boss Louis Taylor told JC Sport: "It was a much closer game than the scoreline suggested. We basically dominated the first half.
"Fitness and the fact that we were missing one or two key players let us down in the end, but we can take a lot from this game into our league campaign."
DC Prediction: NW Neasden C 1 Glenthorne Utd A 2
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THORNES HIT STARS FOR SIX
UJS NORSTAR A 1 GLENTHORNE UNITED B 6
A Lewis Walker double helped Glenthorne cause one of the upsets of the day at they hit first division Norstar for six in Wembley.
Further strikes from Craig Sandford, James Rubin, Andy Levy and Dan Lassman completed the rout.
Player-manager Phil Peters pulled one back for the Stars with a sublime 30-yard curling free-kick.
DC Prediction: Norstar A 1 Glenthorne Utd B 2
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FIVE-STAR REDBRIDGE MARCH ON
REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B 5 FAITHFOLD B 1
Mark Zealander and Dan Orgel were on the scoresheet again as Redbridge B maintained their excellent start with an emphatic victory over Faithfold B at Fairlop.
Both bagged a brace with David Dobrin putting the icing on the cake.
DC Prediction: Redbridge JC B 2 Faithfold B 1
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GARSON'S GIANTS STUN FORTUNE
FAITHFOLD C 3 TEMPLE FORTUNE A 2
David Garson's men produced a shock against first division Temple Fortune A at Gosling with goals coming from Ben Simons (2) and Matt Smith.
David Garson, who kept goal for the Hoops, had a blinder, whilst Fortune hit the bar five times. Rob Benson and Michael Goldberg scored for Fortune.
DC Prediction: Faithfold C 2 Temple Fortune A 3
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CAMDEN ARE FOUR-SOME
UJS NORSTAR B 0 CAMDEN PARK 4
Camden marched into round two with a crushing win over Norstar B.
Jake Saunders, Josh Marks, Leo Feldman and Joey Marks were the goal men.
Camden's Nick Kagan told JC Sport: "Another good performance, so far we have improved week on week and goals are coming from all over the team.
"Mike Khalastchi returned from Canada and was solid as a rock in central defence, contributing to our first clean sheet of the season, whilst going forward we continued with our record of scoring four goals in every game.
"We're looking forward to the draw for the next round, we would love to get a crack at one of the big boys.
"A word of praise for Norstar as well. They battled hard and didn't let their heads drop, even after going in three goals down at the break."
DC Prediction: Norstar B 1 Camden Park 2
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SHIRLEY SQUEEZE HOME
BLIZZARD STORM 2 SHIRLEY PARK 3
Shirley Park squeeze home in a thrilling encounter with strikes from Nicky Plotnek, Stefan Benfredj and record signing Saul Conway.
Blizzard goals came through Shai Revivo and Ben Roback.
Blizzard boss Simon Linden told JC Sport: "We were very unlucky. It was a great team effort, couldn't fault anyone. Our luck will change.
"We have lost three narrow games by the one goal."
DC Prediction: Blizzard Storm 1 Shirley Park 3
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FOUR-MIDABLE BILBAUM PROGRESS
ATHLETIC BILBAUM 4 BRIXTON OLD BOYS B 1
A brace from Edward Green helped Bilbaum book their place in round two as they blitzed Brixton B 4-1.
Further efforts from Dan Bell and Josh Greibach finished the job.
Bilbaum boss Mark Pasha told JC Sport: "A jubilant day for team Baum after a hard fought and mature performance under the bright lights of the Bernebaum stadium saw us register our first ever cup win."
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SUPER SHELDON INSPIRES FC TEAM C
ATHLETICO FINCHLEY 3 FC TEAM C 4 AET
Michael Myers' men won a seven-goal thriller with strikes from Matt Sheldon (2), Max Worth and David Cohen.
Goals for Finchley came via Richard Hayim, Sam Marchant and Amit Dinowitz.
FC Team boss Michael Myers told JC Sport: "Although we didn't perform to our best, we dug deep and were able to beat a young and energetic opponent.
"Both Keepers made good saves as both teams were always pressing up the pitch and going for the win."
Athletico boss Dovid Kurzer told JC Sport: "We played well, however towards the end three or four players started cramping up and there was a lapse of concentration for their fourth goal.
"It was unfortunate because we played very well but didn't capitalise on our chances but thats football, you need to take your chances."
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RAIDERS C EDGE FIVE-GOAL THRILLER
NORTH LONDON RAIDERS C 3 BOCA JEWNIORS 2
Another close tie saw Raiders C edge past Division Four rivals Boca Jewniors courtesy of goals from Toby Katz, Matt Keston and Sam Morell.
Raiders boss Oli Shorts told JC Sport: "We had a makeshift team out against Boca with many players playing out of position. Due to the registration process being 14 days in advance, we had entre back Josh Graham in goal for 90 minutes. He did a remarkable job making a couple of crucial saves. He showed what a skipper is all about by nominating himself to go between the sticks.
"Boca are definetely not as bad as the 10-1 result against FC Team would suggest. They have some very good players and I'm sure as the season progresses they'll improve.
"Boca took the lead midway through the first half but credit goes to my players for upping the ante and scoring three goals.
"Our second half performance was poor but we managed to hold onto the lead which has given us three wins from three games.
"I couldn't have asked for more out of the first three games. We have a tough match against a physical Jewventus side next week so our focus goes straight back to the league fixture."
