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Manager Mitch Brundle believes Dover’s National League South derby trip to Tonbridge will almost be like a cup clash.
Lordswood edged past Bexley to go top of the Kent League Premier Division with three games of the season remaining.
Chatham have already made a better league start this season than they did last term - when they went on to win the division!
Chatham have already made a better league start this season than they did last term - when they went on to win the division!
There was a victorious Isthmian Premier start for Chatham Town who edged past Bognor Regis at home.
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It’s been a busy period for Folkestone before their opening-day Isthmian Premier trip.
It’s one match at a time for Faversham despite their scheduled homecoming in the FA Cup on their new 3G pitch on the horizon.
Defender Will Thomas reckons Whitstable’s squad always had another gear in them - and they seemed to find it emphatically in their weekend FA Cup win!
Manager Kevin Watson thinks Ashford’s opening-day Isthmian South East trip to Erith & Belvedere will be a good test of where his squad are at.
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Player-assistant boss Danny Kedwell is calling upon Chatham fans to come out in their numbers this season.
A 17-year-old all-rounder is set to join his uncle in Kent Spitfires’ Metro Bank One-Day Cup squad this summer.
Manager Steve Lovell expects the Isthmian South East division to be as competitive as ever ahead of Herne Bay’s opening match.
Manager Mitch Brundle has hailed a new face who joined him in Dover’s dugout as “a massive figure” in his life.
Boss Dan Scorer has tipped Kennington’s weekend opponents to push for the play-offs.
Skipper Jack Evans has praised Chatham’s club volunteers as they prepare for their first Isthmian Premier match of the new season this Saturday.
Heavy rain gave Deal a boost for their FA Cup home win over Guildford City.
New Dover defender Charlie Naylor reckons playing football at a college in the United States has dramatically improved his game.
Manager Mitch Brundle praised his new-look Dover squad’s “bouncebackability” as they came from behind to earn an opening-day point at home to Torquay.
A fine fightback saw Dover defy their critics and earn an opening-day National League South point against one of the promotion favourites.
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Skipper Jan Gray has tipped Sandwich Town’s departing overseas all-rounder James Bazley to have a successful Kent stint.
