A first-half horror show at Salisbury ended Dartford's interest in the FA Cup on Saturday.

A round-up of football results involving Kent sides in action on a weather-hit Saturday afternoon.

Peter Taylor’s interim management role came to an end on Saturday and he now wants to know if he’s wanted permanently, sooner rather than later.

Dover Athletic and Welling United could be just 90 minutes away from drawing a Premier League giant after memorable wins in the FA Cup First Round.

Relive all of Saturday afternoon's action on a dramatic day in the FA Cup First Round.

Peter Taylor isn’t thinking about the possibility of being out of work again.

Injured Dartford skipper Elliot Bradbrook will be given “until the last minute” to decide whether he can play in the FA Cup on Saturday.

Chatham defender Brad Potter ended Tuesday night with a hole in the side of his face.

Michael Harriman rates Peter Taylor as one of the leading coaches in the country and wants him to be the new permanent manager at Gillingham.

Ryman League Premier Division leaders Maidstone have injury worries ahead of Leiston’s visit to the Gallagher Stadium.

Dover Athletic boss Chris Kinnear hopes winger Ricky Modeste will feature in a near-full strength squad for the FA Cup first round clash at Corby.

Despite the uncertainty over who will get the manager's job at Gillingham, John Schofield makes sure he goes to work with a smile every day.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow is proud and excited before his side host former club Ebbsfleet on Saturday.

Ebbsfleet will climb into the Skrill South play-offs for the first time this season if they win at Tonbridge on Saturday.

Dover boss Chris Kinnear believes his side could trouble Football League big-guns in the second round of the FA Cup if they beat Corby.

Addicks skipper Johnnie Jackson thankful his first-team comeback doesn't derail side's good form.

The long-running ownership saga at Ashford United FC has taken a new twist after Tony Betteridge confirmed he is no longer involved with the club.

Herne Bay’s return to form faces a stiff test when they travel to Ryman League, Division 1 South leaders Walton Casuals on Saturday.

Dartford are 90 minutes away from reaching the FA Cup second round for the first time in almost three decades.

Canterbury captain Michael Farrer has targeted a winning streak to finish the first half of their schedule and secure a place in the play-off race.