JC team of the week: the contenders - January 25

STRIKERS
Avi Markiewicz (London Rovers)
Jonny Quinn, David Woolman (both Oakwood A)
Johnny Goldstone, Dan Ross (both Leeds Maccabi)

MANAGER
Dan Kristall (Leeds Maccabi)
Jeremy Brown (London Rovers)
Rob Richman (NL Raiders A)
Toby Levy & Paul Kirkham (South Manchester Sports)
Simon Linden (Blizzard Storm)
Elliot Nussbaum (Shacharit Donetsk)
Zack Gothelf (NL Raiders C)
Dan Beresford (AC Mill Hill)

REFEREE -

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NOMINATIONS

NORSTAR LONDON RAIDERS A
Alex Bloch (FB) - the model of consistency all season but has stepped his game up a notch over the previous two games. Solid defensively throughout but a threat going forward too
Jonny Kay (CM) - started the game from the bench after missing last week's win OVER lions. Was called into action soon after half time and was at his all-action best. A key factor in NLR's dominance from the second half onwards

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SOUTH MANCHESTER SPORTS CLUB 1st
Alex Davies (GK) - was the businer of the two keepers against NLR A, and made several superb saves

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OAKWOOD A
Jonny Quinny and Dave Woolman (S) - they don't often get the chance to play up top together, but took their opportunity today. Wooly scored 2 and Quinny got 1 - both were exceptional

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BRADY MACCABI
Reiss Mogilner (LM) - "he was wonderful. A player we all love. If you love football, you love Mogilner. On top of that he’s a fantastic character, scored a great hat trick and I’m very pleased for him

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HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB A
Max Shields (Harmen GK) - a remarkable performance to keep us out in the last 20 minutes. At least five top-class saves
Alex Rosenthal (CB) - kept the dangerous Gershfield quiet and was strong and solid throughout

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HARMEN
Max Shields (GK) – a goalkeeper in inspired form who made 3 or 4 outstanding saves to keep the scores level against Hendon. There won’t be a better goalkeeping performance this season
George Fierstone (CM) – bossed the game from centre midfield, brought others into play effortlessly and delivered the cross for our opener. A quality player who was on top form throughout

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AC MILL HILL
Jonny Kaye (M) - tremendous never-say-die attitude against Jewdinese

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NORSTAR LONDON RAIDERS C
Jonny Samuel (CB) - back to match fitness and his match performances are benefiting tremendously. A solid performance and some well timed tackles when needed, the NLR C captain ensured another clean sheet for the club
Liam Stein (LB/LW) - a constant outlet, part of the defence that kept a clean sheet and chipped in with a goal and an assist late on. Another good performance from a consistently impressive player
Oli Nathan (AM) - at the heart of all the Oranges' moves, his ability to find space and keep the ball is always on full display at the Ark and this week he was no different

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LONDON ROVERS
Nigel Someck (CM) - commanding performance. Marked Lior Harel completely out the game and was an absolute rock in the middle of the pitch
Aron Luftig (LB) - another fantastic defensive display
Paul Shinwell (RB)- rock solid performance
Avi Markiewicz (S) - another sensational hat-trick

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LEEDS MACCABI
Johnny Goldstone (S) - scored a deadly double in the cup win at Woodford
Dan Ross (S) - superb up front, returning for first appearance in two years
Harry Landy (D) - 16-year-old was superb in central defence
Gidi Amar (CB) - sterling captain's performance and scored the fourth goal
Tim Zoltie (RB) - played the entire second half at right-back with a fractured arm, but played on as we had no subs. He was in charge of marking Mitch Hahn