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Daryl McMahon delivers his verdict after a magnificent win for Ebbsfleet over Wrexham.
Neil Cugley believes one more win will guarantee Folkestone a place in the play-offs.
Hythe Town will move into a play-off spot if they win at home to Sittingbourne on Wednesday night.
Ebbsfleet put Wrexham to the sword on one of the great nights at Stonebridge Road.
Lloyd Blackman hailed Ramsgate’s second-half display at Guernsey on Sunday as their best since he joined the club as head coach.
The big games keep coming for Ebbsfleet as they prepare to host Wrexham on Tuesday night.
Dean Rance said Ebbsfleet's disappointment at not beating Macclesfield spoke volumes for the progress they've made this season.
Scott Porter has spoken of his pride after winning his first trophy as Whitstable Town manager.
Whitstable came from behind to beat Sheppey in the Kent Senior Trophy final on Sunday.
Ebbsfleet are serving up great entertainment - and boss Daryl McMahon says two players deserve special praise for that.
Ebbsfleet came from two goals down to hold leaders Macclesfield in a National League thriller.
Kent's Georgia-Mae Fenton has won a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games in Australia.
Tony Burman believes Dartford's team spirit is better now than at any point this season.
All eyes will be on Stonebridge Road this weekend when form side Ebbsfleet host leaders Macclesfield live on TV.
Kent gymnast Georgia-Mae Fenton has extra motivation to shine on her Commonwealth Games debut.
Ray Turner is determined to carry on as manager of Faversham Town next season.
Herne Bay’s players have been challenged by joint manager John Embery to dig deep as they tackle a run of five games in nine days.
Boxing at the Commonwealth Games is nothing new for Cheavon Clarke - but representing England will be.
Derby matchwinner Andy Drury hailed Ebbsfleet's movement as the key to their victory against Dover.
Alfie Pavey believes his last-gasp winner on Good Friday was a turning point in the National League South title race.
