Ernie Batten says naivety cost Sheppey in their FA Trophy exit to Ramsgate.

Dover manager Jake Leberl revealed six of his players missed training before putting Dartford to the sword.

Dartford boss Ady Pennock felt his team gave away goals at crucial times in their derby defeat at Dover.

Manager Ben Smith was looking forward to penalties before Joe Taylor’s injury-time winner for Ramsgate in the FA Trophy.

Surprise leaders VCD Athletic continue to set the pace in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.

Player/manager Ben Greenhalgh led from the front as Margate found their scoring boots to advance in the FA Trophy on Saturday.

Substitute Joe Taylor scored the winner in the sixth minute of added time as Ramsgate twice fought back to beat Sheppey in the FA Trophy.

Dover ended their long wait for a league win against a Kent rival in style at Crabble on Saturday.

Updates from this afternoon’s football in our live blog including Gillingham’s trip to Doncaster in League 2.

One of Ashford’s top performers this season is facing six weeks on the sidelines.

Lordswood’s home FA Cup match against Sittingbourne will be broadcast live on national television.

The focus will return to league matters for Faversham after they were knocked out of the FA Cup.

Manager Jamie Coyle has praised Whitstable’s young prospects who have stepped up during their injury crisis - but admits he needs to add to his squad.

Danny Kedwell says Ashford can’t compete with Ramsgate’s budget after losing midfielder Lee Martin.

Boss Ady Pennock has urged Dartford to enjoy their fine early-season form.

Ebbsfleet boss Danny Searle says his struggling side can thrive under pressure - if they embrace it and keep grafting.

Sheppey United goalkeeper Aiden Prall feels the team has every chance of maintaining their positive early league form for the remainder of the season.

Sol Wanjau-Smith is enjoying himself as he adjusts to life after Maidstone United.

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

Jay Saunders says there’s more to come from his high-flying Tonbridge side.