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Maccabi Masters round-up: October 7

Glenthorne, Lions, Brady Maccabi A and EHRS were the big winners in the latest round of matches in the MMFL.

October 8, 2018 11:01

Bradley Lazarus (right) hit the target four times for Lions. (Photo: Marc Morris)

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Martin Seifert (4) and Ian Sassoon (3) inspired EHRS to a 9-0 mauling of Marshside. Marc Morris and Peter Joffe completed the rout.

Not to be outdone, Brady A recorded a 12-1 win over Hendon Harriers, thanks to goals from Mark Wagman (4), Gavin Sherman (3), Tim Levene (2) and one apiece from Ashley Davidson, Laurence Beck and an own goal. Ian Sumray netted Harriers’ consolation.

Maccabi London Lions remain top – on goals scored – following their 8-1 victory over St John’s Wood Tigers. Lions scorers were Bradley Lazarus (4), Gideon Barnett (2), Max Radford and an own goal, whilst Jason Bentley replied for SJWT.

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