All the action from across three divisions in the Ryman League for Kent clubs.

Dover failed to claim their first Vanarama Conference win of the season after missing an injury-time penalty

Ebbsfleet United defender Lloyd Harrington has joined Grays Athletic on loan.

Former Tonbridge Angels manager Tommy Warrilow is the new chief scout at Ebbsfleet United.

Kevin Watson has defended Chatham’s disciplinary record after they had seven players booked in midweek.

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Ben Greenhalgh wants to knuckle down and show the form that earned a contract at Italian giants Inter Milan.

Jay Saunders reckons Maidstone players would take Jay May over Zac Attwood.

Gillingham are continuing to assess the severity of the injury to striker Cody McDonald.

Match-winner Aaron Morris believes Tuesday’s cup win gives Gillingham an edge over Yeovil Town.

Danny Kedwell on making experience count at Huish Park, why he has given Nike the boot and his tips as the Premier League season gets under way.

Sam Denly is not getting carried away despite Herne Bay’s positive start to the new Ryman League Division 1 South season.

Faversham Town boss Ray Turner is worried by early season injuries to defender John Scarborough and Jordan Miller.

Deal Town manager Darren Anslow says he needs to find “a leader” for his new young team.

Dover manager Chris Kinnear says his players need to be bolder if they are to improve on their poor start to the Vanarama Conference campaign.

Ebbsfleet manager Steve Brown expects an improvement from his team when they entertain Havant & Waterlooville this Saturday.

Ebbsfleet striker Charlie Sheringham was smiling after scoring a debut goal to help his new club win their first game of the season.

Dartford boss Tony Burman will rotate his squad again for Saturday’s Vanarama Conference trip to Kidderminster.

Gillingham have been handed a home draw in the League Cup against Premier League Newcastle United.

Mark Jenner has resigned as chairman of Folkestone Invicta.