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Masters football review – week 24
It was a good day for the London Lions sides, as both secured wins, scoring nine goals between them, writes Jeremy Silverstone.
Danny Daggers’ double helped the Lions A side consolidate third spot in Division One, while the B team – Division Two champions – increased their lead to ten points.
DIVISION ONE:
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The one game in the Division saw Maccabi London Lions A go clear in third spot as two goals from Danny Daggers helped them to a 4-0 win over Brady A, Paul Lenchner and Saul Conway were also on target.
DIVISION TWO:
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The champions Maccabi London Lions B turned in a five-star performance as two goals each from Ory Halperin and Michael Abraham helped them to a 5-0 win over Temple Fortune. Marc Morris claimed the fifth.
At the foot of the table, the match between the bottom two saw Hendon Harriers come back from a goal down to beat Brady B 2-1. Grant Morgan’s 25-yard shot had given Brady a first-half lead, but goals from Darren Coon and Brian Deal secured the points for Harriers.
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