Manager Jay Saunders issued an apology to Tonbridge’s fans after their FA Cup run ended in emphatic fashion at home to lower-division Harborough Town.

There were 35 goals across nine Premier Division games in the Southern Counties East League on Saturday.

Leaders Dover made it four Isthmian Premier wins in a row while a familiar face sent Folkestone tumbling to defeat on Saturday.

A record crowd watched Tonbridge miss the chance to make the FA Cup second round for the first time ever at home to lower-division Harborough Town.

Maidstone’s hopes of another long FA Cup run are over after losing at Solihull Moors in the first round.

Follow all the FA Cup action as it happens with Gillingham, Maidstone and Tonbridge all playing this afternoon.

Maidstone’s weekend matchwinner Jon Benton will be forced to sit out their FA Cup tie - with the midfielder having a foot in both camps.

Boss Jamie Coyle saw a different side to Whitstable in their victory at Tunbridge Wells.

Chatham Town Women’s boss Keith Boanas described their display in their weekend victory as unacceptable.

Boss Steve Lovell will be out to avoid a repeat of one of his less fond footballing memories as he takes his Herne Bay side to AFC Croydon Athletic.

Catch up with all the week’s football fixtures and results here.

Tonbridge are looking to reach the FA Cup second round for the first time in their history this weekend.

Strikers Johan Caney-Bryan and Tashi-Jay Kwayie have been praised by Faversham boss Tommy Warrilow for their respective red-hot starts to the season.

Lydd Town interim manager Ryan Smith is back to his old self after revealing he spent two weeks in therapy.

Boss Kevin Hake wants Chatham to put pressure on those above them in the Isthmian Premier table as this season’s league standings start to take shape.

It’s been a testing start to life at Ebbsfleet for Kwame Thomas - but he’s keen to kick on and help his side move up the National League table.

Boss Ady Pennock may be forced to take explosive action if Dartford’s habit of making slow starts continues.

Danny Kedwell believes Ashford United’s gruelling schedule finally caught up with them on Tuesday night.

Sheppey boss Ernie Batten isn’t convinced Isthmian South East leaders Beckenham should even be in the league.

Prolific Sittingbourne striker Mitchell May is a man in demand - but he’s going nowhere at the moment.