The Jewish Chronicle

Wagner late show breaks Celtic hearts

- BY DANNY CARO

FOOTBALL AN extra-time strike from Oscar Wagner steered HMH into the third round of the London FA Sunday Challenge Cup as they edged a tight contest against Tooting Celtic. The 1-0 win sets up a trip to FC Elmstead. HMH boss Avi Goldberg said: “We overcame numerous injuries to produce a good performanc­e against a dogged side.”

Hendon United Sports bowed out of the same competitio­n on penalties after drawing 1-1 against Cray. Having fallen behind, Chaim Korman levelled for Hendon with a stunning strike, before the defending MGBSFL champions lost the shoot-out 3-0.

Oakwood A exited the London FA Sunday Challenge Trophy after going down 4-1 against FC Kocgiri at the New River Stadium in Tottenham. Kyle Bentwood scored Oakwood’s consolatio­n.

Oakwood joint-manager Dan Kristall remarked: “We played well against a side that will go far in the competitio­n. We now move on to a massive Peter Morrison Trophy tie with Lions Masters. They knocked us out last year so we know how tough it will be, but starting as underdogs will help us.”

 ??  ?? Oscar Wagner (centre) celebrates his winner
Oscar Wagner (centre) celebrates his winner

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