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

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

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.

Canterbury head coach Andy Pratt says injuries have taken the gloss off the club’s fine run to within seven points of the top of National 2 South.

Whitstable Town manager Nicky Southall hopes his side’s Trophy form can spark a league winning run to prevent the need to “look over their shoulder.”

Faversham Town boss Ray Turner says despite his side's poor run of form, he is pleased that the club seems to be making progress off the field.

Canterbury Ladies player-coach Jen Wilson says beating play-off rivals Surbiton will be meaningless if they fail to repeat it struggling Olton.

Folkestone are braced for an aerial bombardment when they clash with Kent rivals Faversham this weekend.

Passions will run high tonight when Hythe and Whitstable clash in the FA Trophy for the second time in five days.

There was plenty of late drama in the games involving Kent clubs on Tuesday night.

Thanet rivals Margate and Ramsgate are the only two Kent club's definitely through to the final qualifying round of the FA Trophy.

A last-gasp try from Martyn Beaumont snatched Canterbury a third consecutive win to take them within seven points of the top of National 2 South.

Click here to see what the FA Trophy third qualifying round draw has thrown up for Kent's clubs.

Click here for a full list of results from games involving Kent clubs.

Open our Match Centre to relive a busy afternoon of league and cup football as it happened.

Mel Clewlow admits Canterbury Hockey Club’s ladies have already dispelled any pre-season doubts that she had about how the new look team would fare.

Canterbury Rugby Club have climbed to fourth place in National League 2 South thanks to their high-scoring exploits so far this season.

“Good riddance to October,” summed up the thoughts of Faversham Town boss Ray Turner this week after a disappointing month for the club.

The Kent Cross-Country League reached the halfway stage at Somerhill Schools, Tonbridge, with strong fields and a close finish.

Pictorial action from games involving Kent sides in the Ryman League