Gillingham suffered their first league defeat of the season after a tough outing at Doncaster Rovers.

Updates from this afternoon’s football in our live blog including Gillingham’s trip to Doncaster in League 2.

Gillingham FC have called a meeting of shareholders with a view to removing former owner and chairman Paul Scally as club director.

Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley missed out on Paralympics gold - but only just after a thrilling table tennis final in Paris.

Matt Walker will step down as Kent’s head coach at the end of this season.

Lordswood’s home FA Cup match against Sittingbourne will be broadcast live on national television.

Gillingham manager Mark Bonner is expecting their toughest away test yet in the league when they take on Doncaster Rovers.

Who plays alongside Shad Ogie in central defence this weekend is the big question for the Gills as they head to Doncaster.

Catch up with all the week’s football fixtures and results.

Tonbridge’s Iona Winnifrith is ParalympicsGB’s youngest swimming medallist this century with silver in the 100m breaststroke SB7 final in Paris.

Which way next for young Gillingham forward Joe Gbode is yet to be determined.

Gillingham midfielder Ethan Coleman has agreed a new deal at the club.

Gillingham manager Mark Bonner is continuing to juggle a number of injury issues ahead of the weekend - and he’s been in the treatment room too!

Callie-Ann Warrington was pipped to Games gold but still delighted to play her part in a ParalympicsGB one-two.

Tuesday night’s EFL Trophy defeat gave manager Mark Bonner plenty to get excited about.

Bradley Dack made a low-key return for Gillingham on Tuesday night but manager Mark Bonner is expecting him to have a big impact.

Will Bayley has made sure of a Paralympics medal after reaching the semi-finals of the class 7 table tennis event in Paris.

Gillingham’s former player Steve Bruce is back in management after landing a role in League 1.

Gillingham youngsters shone on Tuesday night - with a senior debut for a youth team defender.

Manager Mark Bonner admitted there was frustration from his players after defeat to Peterborough - knowing they had chances to beat the League 1 team.