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MGBSFL Matchday 21 review
Mill Hill Dons registered a big victory over Redbridge Jewish Care in one of the few matches to beat Storm Ciara on Matchday 21 of the season.
February 9, 2020 12:25
Mill Hill Dons registered a big victory over Redbridge Jewish Care in one of the few matches to beat Storm Ciara on Matchday 21 of the season.
February 9, 2020 12:25-------------------------------
DANNY CARO'S MATCHDAY 21 AWARDS
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Max Pincus (Fairlop FC)
MANAGER OF THE WEEK: Elio Elia (Paris Saint-Jewmain)
GOAL OF THE WEEK: Isaac Virchis (Mill Hill Dons)
SAVE OF THE WEEK: Adam Brown (Mill Hill Dons)
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Jamie Nagioff (Mill Hill Dons)
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MATCHDAY 21 RESULTS
MGBSFL PREM DIV
Fairlop FC 2 HMH 2
DIV ONE
Mill Hill Dons 5 Redbridge Jewish Care 1 (MATCH REPORT)
DAVID WOLFF DIV TWO CUP QUARTER-FINAL
Paris Saint-Jewmain 1 North West London Bears 1 (PSJ won on penalties)
(VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS) (PHOTOGALLERY) (REPORT)
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JC TEAM OF THE WEEK CONTENDERS
GK - Ollie Reback (Paris Saint-Jewmain), Adam Brown (Mill Hill Dons)
DEFENDERS Adam Lisberg (Mill Hill Dons), Daniel Graff (Paris Saint-Jewmain)
MIDFIELDERS Jake Norton (HMH), Sam Monjack (HMH), Adam Isaacs (Mill Hill Dons), Olly Goodman (Mill Hill Dons), Luois Relevy (Paris Saint-Jewmain)
STRIKERS Zach Cohen (Mill Hill Dons), Dylan Levi (Paris Saint-Jewmain)
MANAGER Elio Elia (PSJ)
Email nominations to dcaro@thejc.com
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JC GOAL OF THE WEEK CONTENDERS
DYLAN LEVI (Paris Saint-Jewmain) - sensational strike from outside the area
ZACH COHEN (Mill Hill Dons) - yet another free-kick goal. This time, using the wind to help smash the ball past the Redbridge goalkeeper
BEN RODOL (Mill Hill Dons) - a looping volley from a tight angle that landed perfectly in the top corner
ISAAC VIRCHIS (Mill Hill Dons) - picked the ball up 30 yards from goal, got it out of his feet and let fly to send it flying into the roof of the net
MAX PINCUS (Fairlop FC) - scored a lovely goal against HMH
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JC SAVE OF THE WEEK CONTENDERS
OLLIE REBACK (Paris Saint-Jewmain) - came up trumps with a great save for the first penalty against the Bears
ADAM BROWN (Mill Hill Dons) - breathtaking block against RJC
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JC SAVE OF THE WEEK CONTENDERS
JAMIE NAGIOFF (Mill Hill Dons) - "Given today's awful weather, this has to go down as one of the most professional and well-executed performances I've seen from this side. The boys were focused on the task at hand and adapted superbly to the conditions"
ELIO ELIA (Paris Saint-Jewmain) - "I’m immensely proud of the boys’ effort today in what was a difficult game, and am pleased we got a bit of good fortune after a difficult few results last month, the team really deserve it"
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YOUR WEEKEND REVIEW STARTS HERE:
MGBSFL PREMIER DIVISION
LEAGUE TABLE (TOP 3)
1. Faithfold DocMM White Pl. 12, W. 7, Pts. 23
2. Hendon United Sports Pl. 9, W. 7, Pts. 22
3. MLFC Blue Pl. 12, W. 5, Pts. 19
TOP-SCORERS 12 - Josh Cuby (Oakwood A), 11 - Akiva Solomon (Faithfold Doc MM White - plus one for Green), Avi Markiewicz (Faithfold DocMM White - plus two for Green), 10 - Oscar Wagner (HMH)
FAIRLOP 2 HMH 2
Fairlop took a point off double cup semi-finalists HMH in a four-goal thriller against HMH, with Max Pincus and James Jaconelli registering.
Fairlop scored first and last. But goals from Dom Feldman and Clark Norton ensured a deserved share of the spoils for HMH.
In one of a few fixtures to be played in vey blustery conditions, HMH dominated the game in terms of both possession and chances. Fairlop came "to hit and run, Mourinho style," according to HMH boss Avi Goldberg, "and thats exactly what they did". Four times in the whole match they made it to the HMH box, two of which were corners, but score twice they did, once in the opening 10 minutes when a mistake in the wind let them in, the other with two minutes to go, in their first foray into HMH penalty area in the second half, a worldie from the right-hand edge of the box that flew past Alex Davies in the corner.
In between these goals, HMH played some scintillating football to "destroy" Fairlop, particularly in the first half when Sam Monjack was on the pitch. Indeed he "should have had a hat-trick, as should Oscar Wagner and Clark Norton, but with the Fairlop goalkeeper in inspired form and HMH profligate in front of goal, it took until midway through the second half for the ball finally to go in as a quality Nate Kashket cross was turned home by Feldman, following which 10 minutes later a George Goldberg shot could only be parried onto the oncoming Norton who turned the ball home.
HMH boss Avi Goldberg told JC Sport: This was classic Pep vs Mourinho - two points dropped for HMH, a big point gained for Fairlop."
DC Prediction: Fairlop 1 HMH 2
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DIVISION ONE
LEAGUE TABLE (TOP 3)
1. NL Raiders Pl. 11, W. 9, Pts. 28
2. NL Galaxy Pl. 10, W. 7, Pts. 24
3. Hertswood Vale Pl. 12, W. 7, Pts. 22
TOP-SCORERS 18 - Zach Cohen (Mill Hill Dons), 16 - Aron Gale (NL Raiders), 15 - James Millet (Hertswood Vale), 13 - Reiss Mogilner (Jewdinese), 12 - Liron Mannie (NL Raiders)
MILL HILL DONS 5 REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE 1
ZACH COHEN (3) was the match-winner for Mill Hill Dons who claimed their third success of the season with a five-star victory Redbridge Jewish Care in the basement battle.
Ben Rodol and Isaac Virchis were also on a target in a game played in high winds at Marlborough Academy.
Delighted Dons' boss Jamie Nagioff told JC Sport: "Given today's awful weather, this has to go down as one of the most professional and well-executed performances I've seen from this side. The boys were focused on the task at hand and adapted superbly to the conditions."
DC Prediction: Dons 2 RJC 1
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DIVISION TWO
LEAGUE TABLE (TOP 3)
1. FC Team Pl. 13, W. 10, Pts. 32
2. Temple Fortune Pl. 13, W. 9, Pts. 28
3. Borussia Barnet Pl. 11, W. 8, Pts. 26
TOP-SCORERS 17 - Jono Gaon (Hampstead Ducks), 16 - Daniel Garfinkle (Club De Chigwell), 15 - Danny Sherman (Temple Fortune), 12 - Saul Green (Club De Chigwell), 11 - Richard Salmon (FC Team), Simon Cohen (Temple Fortune), 10 - Connor Perl (FC Team)
No matches played
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DAVID WOLFF DIVISION TWO CUP QUARTER-FINAL
PARIS SAINT-JEWMAIN 1 NORTH WEST LONDON BEARS 1
(PSJ won 4-2 on penalties)
PSJ booked their place in the last four of the competition following a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over the in-form Bears at Brunel University.
The match finished 1-1, with Dylan Levi on target for PSJ and Sam Morris netting for the Bears. And it was PSJ who held their nerve to progress 4-2 on spot-kicks.
Jubilant PSJ boss Elio Elia told JC Sport: "I’m immensely proud of the boys’ effort today in what was a difficult game, and am pleased we got a bit of good fortune after a difficult few results last month, the team really deserve it."
James Harpin told JC Sport: "Today was anyone's game down to the conditions. I have never played in worse conditions than that in all my life but we are not going to use that as an excuse."
DC Prediction: PSJ 1 Bears 3
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MATCHES OFF
CAC Quarter-finals - NL Galaxy vs Oakwood, NL Raiders vs MLFC Blue
MGBSFL
Div One
SPEC FC vs Hertswood Vale
Div Two
Borussia Barnet vs Scrabble
Club de Chigwell vs West Hamdillah
Temple Fortune vs FC Team
