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Hendon lead Sixteen-goal Lions Premier title race rout Scrabble in Cup

BY DAVID SAFFER

BY DAVID SAFFER Premier League pacesetters Hendon United Sports opened up a nine-point lead in the title race with a 4-1 against HMH at Hadley FC.

After a goalless opening period the game was level before the hosts pulled away in the last 10 minutes for an important victory.

Chaim Korman notched a brace, Moses Seitler and Avi Korman also hit the target.

The 2019 champs have a perfect record after six rounds of fixtures.

It’s early days but Hendon look on course for another crown even at this stage of the season.

“Another great game between two top teams,” noted Hendon boss David Garbacz. “At 1-1 it could’ve gone either way but HMH missed a couple of gilt-edged chances and we took ours. We showed superb courage and battling qualities and when it really mattered the skill and composure to put the ball in the back of the net. We are in a strong position and we have no intention

Reiss Mogilner scored six goals as Maccabi London Lions thumped Scrabble A in the second round of the Cyril Anekstein Cup.

Th e Premier League side racked up a 16-0 win with Daniel Green and Michael Kenley both bagging a hat-trick. Ed Brafman, David Dinkin, and Adam Hassanali completed the rout in a mismatch of a tie.

Lions could have scored in the opening minute of the clash but soon opened the scoring and led 9-0 by half time.

Th e Division One team, though outclassed, battled away to the end.

Lions boss was lost for words at full time such was the display from his team who gave every respect to the opposition.

“I’m not really sure there’s anything to say, we are happy to make it through to the next round of the cup,” he commented.

Hendon United Sports ran out 3-1 victors against League One outfi t North London Raiders.

Th e Premier side led early in the second half only for Raiders to equalise but struck two late goals to book a place in round three of the competition.

Hendon now turn their attentions to the league as they travel to Oakwood A for a crucial top of the table clash on Sunday (10am).

Daniel Kristall’s team stunned the league leaders last month when they won 2-0, a victory would move them to within a point of Hendon with a match in hand.

Elsewhere in the latest round of fi xtures, 10-man North London Galaxy made it a three-way title race in the only Division One of letting up.” clash of the day after defeating Oakwood B. Only five points separate the rest of the

Jamie Murray saw red early on but Galaxy league, aside from Faithfold White who rallied with goals from Josh Cohen and Ja- have just two draws to show for their efforts cob Leigh to record an important 2-1 away including a surprise 3-3 draw at defending win. champs Oakwood who have yet to win at

Galaxy head Redbridge Jewish Care A in home. the table by just one point after 10 matches, Second placed London Bears went down third place Fairlop FC are fi ve points be- to a shock 3-0 defeat at Club de Chigwell. hind with two games in hand. Stoke Salmon are playing in Division One

Rafi Bloom scored for Oakwood. for the first time and lead the way in spite

“It was a fantastic performance in a of a home clash against Redbridge Jewish Care being postponed.

must-win game,” commented Galaxy player-manager Luke Lewis.

“We sat back and allowed Oakwood the ball, given the one-man advantage and looked to hit them on the counter attack with pace.

“Both goals came down the right-hand side. Leigh crossed the fi rst one into Cohen to fi nish, before slotting home himself. Up to fi rst we go.”

Th e Division Two title race also took a twist with league leaders Herstwood Vale going down to a 2-1 defeat at Temple Fortune.

Faithfold B have played a game more than Vale but moved level with a 5-3 win at North London Raiders Masters.

Jacob Kalms struck twice for Fortune who scored through leading scorer James Milletwith his 17th goal of the season.

Th e result was all the more remarkable as Temple were down to 11 players with ‘keeper Ben Rebuck dislocating a shoulder in the warm up.

“Th is was a fantastic win given the circumstances,” said delighted Fortune boss Simon Linden.

“We had a number of players out, Rebuck got injured, so I couldn’t have asked any more from the players. We wish Ben a speedy recovery.

“It was a proper old school performance, we battled and defended for the 90 minutes and took our chances. Experience proved to be the winner. It’s a big win, one we will enjoy and we hope to build on it in 2019.”

He added, “Th is win marks 50 years as a football club and will be one Nigel Kyte and everyone associated with the club from day

16-goal Maccabi London Lions one will enjoy.”

Vale boss Jacob Emanuel was quick to wish Rebuck well following his injury.

“First and most importantly, everyone at Vale would like to wish the Fortune ‘keeper a quick recovery, we hope to see him back on the football pitch as soon as possible,” he said.

As for the defeat, Emanuel commented, “It doesn’t matter how big a squad you have, you can never account for unavailability or injury. Only fi ve of today’s team played in our recent win over FC Team, a lack of togetherness and poor individual

Another close call for HMH against Hendon PHOTO: DAVID SAFFER Hendon defend an HMH corner PHOTO: DAVID SAFFER HMH look to strike against Hendon

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Borussia Jewdinese are three points back having played a game more and enjoyed a comfortable 4-1 win against Mill Hill Dons. Zack Collins, Adam Gold, Ben Berrick and Zac Brin hit the goals.

NWL Azzurri ran out 5-1 victors against Hampstead Ducks to move into fourth spot. Sam Morris, Zak Johnson, Solly Bradley, Josh Sarna-Star (2) struck the goals.

Brook Farm Rovers, meantime, enjoyed a five-star display at home to Straw Hat Pirates. Dan Cohen 2, Adam Goldberg, Phillipe Auret and Oli Assor scored in a 5-0 win.

Temple Fortune A eased to a 5-2 triumph at fellow strugglers Scrabble courtesy. Division Two is filled with newcomers and Geez Park Rangers continued a perfect “It was a proper old school performance, start to the campaign with a 3-1 win over Camden City. we battled and defended for the 90 minutes Another new side, Qarabagel, stunned second placed Real and took our chances. Experience proved to be the winner.” Madreidel, who had won every game to date, 5-2 with sharpshooter Josh Cohen hitting a hat-trick. Alex Landau and Zak Fraser also found the target. London Athletico continued a fine start to the campaign with a 2-1 over Brady FC. Saul Fenton and Max Walker scored the goals for Athletico. Oakwood Town went down to a 3-0 home loss to Millbrook Park Calcio in a midtable clash. Boca Chillers moved up the table with a 3-0 at home to Redbridge Jewish Care. Jack Davis, James Belchak and Josh Burchhardt hit the target for Boca. Hapoel Hampstead picked up a second win of the campaign with a 5-2 victory against Temple Fortune B.

PHOTO: DAVID SAFFER Hendon go close to scoring against HMH PHOTO: DAVID SAFFER

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