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Masters football review – week 23
North London Raiders moved a step closer to securing the Division One title as both of Brady's sides suffered disappointing results, writes Jeremy Silverstone.
Lee Cash’s treble helped inch Raiders closer to silverware, while Hendon Harriers booked their place in the next round of the cup.
DIVISION ONE:
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North London Raiders are closing in on the Division 1 title, and they took a step closer this weekend as a hat-trick from Lee Cash helped them to a 5-0 win over Brady Maccabi A. Dave Eden scored their other two.
In the Division’s other game, Lions A also recorded a convincing win, as Bradley Lazarus, Mark Radford, Paul Lenchner and Craig Pearl all scored in their 4-0 win over HMH.
DIVISION TWO:
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Glenthorne made it a forgettable weekend for Brady as they put six past their B team. Marc Schneiderman and Jason Levy scored two each, with Adam Lennard and Paul van Gelder making it a sweet half dozen.
Nathan Horwitz MMFL Division 2 Cup, sponsored by Atlantis Travel
Hendon Harriers booked their place in the next round as Darren Coon’s double, along with Mark Rose’s strike saw them beat Marshside 3-1. Grant Morgan had fired the Essex men in front.
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