Cheavon Clarke insists he couldn’t care less about his opponent at next week’s crucial European Olympic qualifier.

Tokyo-bound Giarnni Regini-Moran admits there were times he wondered if he’d ever make it onto sport’s greatest stage.

Thousands of fans were allowed into Brands Hatch at the weekend as lockdown restrictions continued to be eased.

Midfielder Christian N’Guessan has joined Ebbsfleet United after impressing on trial.

Kent gymnasts James Hall and Giarnni Regini-Moran have both been selected to represent Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics.

Ebbsfleet United have agreed a new deal with versatile performer Will Wood.

Defender Tobi Adebayo-Rowling has agreed a new deal at Ebbsfleet United.

Football supporters who turned out for the opening night of the post-lockdown tournament involving Southern Counties East teams weren’t short-changed.

Ebbsfleet United striker Dominic Poleon has agreed to stay for another season.

Kate French continued her superb form by winning the 2021 Pentathlon World Cup final in Hungary.

Spectators will be welcomed back to watch elite sporting events this week - here’s what’s taking place in Kent.

The Kent County Track & Field Championships defied Covid restrictions and challenging weather to take place at the Julie Rose Stadium at the weekend.

Ebbsfleet United’s attempts to reclaim a place in the National League appear to have failed.

Olympic hopeful Cheavon Clarke returned from the Belgrade Winner Tournament with a medal.

Ebbsfleet United remember their roots with their anniversary kits for the 2021/22 season.

Brett Lidsey finished fifth in his GT4 debut at the 2021 Nurburgring Endurance Series opener despite mechanical issues that threatened a retirement.

Cheavon Clarke has already boxed at some of the biggest events but qualifying for the Olympics would top the lot.

Modern pentathlete Kate French is looking forward to another shot at an Olympic medal.

Details have been revealed of a cup competition involving five teams from the Southern Counties East Football League.

Cheavon Clarke hailed GB Boxing as the ‘best in the world’ after they helped struggling athletes battle through the darkest days of lockdown.