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Peter Morrison Trophy round four draw

January 7, 2013 11:24

By Danny Caro

1 min read

Here is the draw for the fourth round of the 2012/13 Peter Morrison Trophy.

LML Maccabiah Masters vs Redbridge Jewish Care A

Republic of Flixton vs Chigwell Athletic (Republic won)

Manchester Maccabiah 1st vs Blizzard Storm or Faithfold A

South Manchester Sports Club vs Temple Fortune A

North London Raiders A vs Oakwood A

Norstar A vs Hendon United Sports Club A or Woodford Wanderers

Camden Park vs Haroldeans (Camden won)

Brady Maccabi A vs London Maccabi Lions A (Brady won)

Ties scheduled to be played on February 3

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