All the football results from Kent sides in action on Saturday

Relive the action from Saturday's Match Centre which followed FA Cup heroes Dover Athletic to MK Dons and Gillingham to Notts County.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow admits some of his summer signings haven’t worked out and he’s heading back into the transfer market.

Rory Hill is ready to fight back in the Twitter banter that contributes to Maidstone’s ‘legendary’ dressing room.

Maidstone schoolgirl Emily Royer has secured a golf scholarship in America

Chatham defender Corey Holder is back in the squad less than two months after having his spleen removed.

Danny Kedwell is expected to shake off a sickness bug to make the team this weekend.

Dover's players will not discover whether they will feature in the FA Cup clash at Stadium MK until shortly before kick-off on Saturday.

Invicta Dynamos get the chance to avenge their defeat by Wightlink Raiders when they take on their rivals at Gillingham.

Maidstone’s midweek victory against Bognor Regis sent a message to the club's title rivals, according to boss Jay Saunders.

Gillingham boss Peter Taylor believes it’s down to the players to show lessons have been learned from last weekend.

Gills assistant boss feels that the recent injuries to loan players Elliott Hewitt and John Mousinho is an opportunity for others.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow admits some of his summer signings haven’t worked out and he’s going to move back into the transfer market.

Gills winger Myles Weston won’t be letting the Notts County boo-boys affect him.

Charlton's Michael Morrison looks back on two league games that did not go their way in the past week.

The good times have arrived at Whitstable Town with the Oystermen bracing themselves for two more big games.

Herne Bay have completed the signing of central defender George Benner.

Ebbsfleet are gearing up for a month which manager Steve Brown believes could define their season.

Tony Burman believes he can turn Dartford’s season around – but knows their recent results mean he's in for more criticism.

Michael Farrer admitted to frustration when he looks back at the opening half of Canterbury’s NOW: Pensions National Premier Division campaign.