Masters: Sunday Masters review – week 26
Chigwell saw their Division One title hopes suffer a major blow, while St John’s Wood Tigers booked their place in the final of the Nathan Horowitz Division Two Cup Final, writes Jeremy Silverstone…
DIVISION ONE:
RESULTS & FIXTURES
TABLE
League leaders Chigwell suffered a major blow to their title hopes as they went down to Waldaf Town. Despite being 1-0 ahead at the break thanks to Richard Slater’s goal, Chigwell succumbed to a second-half brace from Alex Bourne to cap what assistant manager Jez King described as a ‘superb performance’.
Elsewhere, Dave Garson and Steven Gordon netted for Faithfold and HMH respectively as they shared the points after a 1-1 draw.
Scrabble recorded a second successive victory, beating Brady A 4-0 thanks to goals from Paul Stein, Jon Cohen, Andy Binstock and Wayne Davison.
DIVISION TWO:
RESULTS & FIXTURES
TABLE
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NATHAN HORWITZ DIVISION TWO CUP:
EDRS were denied their traditional Cup Final place as goals from John Perloff, Adam Soller and Jonny Feinmesser gave St John’s Wood Tigers a 3-0 win to book their place in the final.
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