Follow this afternoon’s football action as it happens in our live blog.

Sol Wanjau-Smith has rejoined Maidstone on loan from Bath until the end of the season.

Keith Boanas is happy with the competition for places Chatham Town Women have in forward areas - even if it leaves him with some tough calls to make!

Boss Jamie Coyle remains reluctant to put his boots back on - despite Whitstable’s depleted defensive options.

Dartford assistant manager Roland Edge says confidence is a given with the club’s Academy products.

Manager Tommy Warrilow is confident Faversham are in good hands with the club’s current board.

Manager Dan Scorer believes Kennington may need more points to stay up this year.

Captain Mitch Walker has outlined what he thinks should be the first aim for Isthmian Premier leaders Dover this season - to avoid relegation!

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Tonbridge Angels striker Noel Leighton looks set to require an ankle operation.

Manager Steve Lovell has pledged to stand by the personnel within Herne Bay’s squad as they look to turn their league form around.

Boss Harry Watling is demanding an immediate improvement this weekend after Ebbsfleet’s worst home league defeat in more than 30 years.

New loan signing Greg Cundle is open to staying at Maidstone beyond his initial one-month deal - if it’s right for all parties.

Manager Kevin Hake was proud of his Chatham side after their FA Trophy penalty shoot-out defeat.

Danny Kedwell hopes Ashford have turned a corner after back-to-back league victories.

George Elokobi said Sam Corne’s injury-time equaliser for Maidstone on Tuesday night was worthy of winning the World Cup.

Boss Steve King described Deal’s weekend home win against Littlehampton as their best of the season.

Harrison Hatfull and Kai Garande have been hailed as two of the best full-backs in the division by Margate player-boss Ben Greenhalgh.

Assistant manager Mike Sandmann has explained why he thinks Dover have developed a habit of being a better second-half team in recent matches.

Sheppey assistant manager Geoff Record feels a lack of dialogue with officials is affecting the enjoyment levels in football.