Life for Folkestone without Neil Cugley as manager started with a dramatic late success over league rivals Horsham in the FA Trophy.

The man who had been the longest-serving manager in English football has explained why he has decided to step down from his role in the dug-out.

The longest-serving manager in the top seven tiers of English football has made the shock decision to step down from his role in the dug-out.

Frontman Ade Yusuff was controversially sent off - just four days after bagging a hat-trick - as Folkestone were beaten in Isthmian Premier.

Consistency will be vital as Folkestone aim to climb the league table by picking up points on their travels.

Folkestone tonight head to Leatherhead - to take on the league's basement boys Corinthian-Casuals.

Lydd's Bradley Ray says he couldn't have won his maiden British Superbikes title without the support of his team and his family.

Folkestone Invicta chairman Paul Morgan announced his resignation following the club's FA Cup exit on Saturday.

Folkestone will need to go the extra mile - quite literally - as they aim to progress in the FA Cup.

The draw for the First Round of the FA Trophy has been made.

Catch up with the FA Trophy and Isthmian League matches involving Kent teams.

Few footballers will have clocked up anywhere near the miles Folkestone’s James Rogers did over the weekend.

Lydd racer Bradley Ray has a 66-point lead in the British Superbike Championship - and there's just one round to go.

James Rogers hopes Folkestone can build on their FA Cup heroics as they tonight return to league action.

Manager Neil Cugley believes there’s no pressure on Folkestone ahead of their FA Cup tie at Dulwich.

Defender Matt Newman tonight is expected to make his first Folkestone start of the season in the Kent Senior Cup as they face Cray Valley.

Lydd's Bradley Ray increased his British Superbikes title lead amid crash chaos at Oulton Park.

Boss Neil Cugley praised Folkestone goalkeeper Bailey Vose after his penalty save in their FA Cup win.

Folkestone Invicta's midweek league match has been postponed with the home side unable to stage the game - after a tree fell through their clubhouse!

Manager Neil Cugley has urged Folkestone's squad to make home advantage count in the FA Cup.