Jewish News team of the week
Find out who made it into this week’s Jewish News / jewishnews.co.uk Team of the Week
Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor
Send your nominations for team-of-the-week to andrews@thejngroup.com to reach me by Monday afternoon.
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GOALKEEPER:
Dean Caplin (Oakwood B) – Brilliant performance in goal, pulled off several top saves as he frustrated the joint-Premier Division leaders in the cup
DEFENCE:
Josh Pugh (Scrabble) – Alternated in two different roles on the left hand side, didn’t waste a pass. Solid at the back and attacked with pace
Josh Lewis (L’Equipe) – Put in one of his best performances for at least five years. Won every challenge and claimed an assist
Dale Bradman (Oakwood A) – Put in another strong performance at the heart of what his manager says is the best defence in the League
Zac Garbacz (Hendon A) – 17-year-old was faultless at right-back and capped performance with a great goal – his first for the club
MIDFIELD:
Jordan Marks (NL Raiders A) – Showed his class from start to finish, scored four, created two, was hard working, creative and devastating every time he was on the ball
Adam Lipman (London Lions B) – Played like a superhuman warrior and described by his boss as the ultimate holding midfielder
Alex Sherr (NL Raiders C) – Has been a revelation in the ‘number 10’ role all season and capped another fine performance with a brilliantly taken goal
Sean Ladier (Temple Fortune) – Battled hard and didn’t stop running for the 90 minutes as Fortune moved up to second spot in the table
ATTACK:
Oli Sade (Finchley City) – Only played for the last half hour, though still managed to score a hat-trick in a brilliant cameo appearance
Zach Cohen (Mill Hill Dons) – Bagged a hat-trick and an assist, was involved in every goal in the game and was a constant threat throughout
PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Jordan Marks (NL Raiders A)
STAND-IN-MANAGERS OF THE WEEK:
James Abrams (Oakwood B)
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