Sunday Masters review – week 30
There was action in both cup competitions as places at Wingate & Finchkey FC up for grabs, writes Jeremy Silverstone…
CUP FINAL FIXTURES (both to be played at Wingate & Finchley FC):
HENRY SWERNER MACCABI MASTERS CUP:
North London Raiders VS Waldaf Town
Sunday, 10 May (KO: 4.30pm)
NATHAN HORWITZ DIVISION TWO CUP:
Glenthorne United VS Maccabi London Lions
Tuesday, 12 May (KO: 7.30pm)
DIVISION ONE:
Champions North London Raiders finished off their league campaign in style, and enjoyed the perfect preparation for Sunday’s Masters Cup Final – at which they are bidding for a ‘double’ – with a 5-1 win over Faithfold. Saul Conway scored twice, with Andy Bloom, Rob Cohen and Jon Isaacs completing the scoring. Boris Simons scored Faithfold’s consolation.
HMH moved up to second spot following their 3-1 defeat of Raiders’ Cup Final opponents, Waldaf Town. James Temple scored a brace, with Jonny Gordon hitting their third. Alex Bourne netted for Waldaf.
Brady and Chigwell’s five-goal encounter ended with Chigwell winning by the odd goal thanks to Mark Conway’s injury time winner. Conway had already scored once to add to Hadley Silver’s strike, with Scott Warren and Gavin Sherman replying for Brady.
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