Ronnie Vint has made his Margate debut and player-boss Ben Greenhalgh isn’t ruling out more appearances from the Love Island star this season.

Manager Ryan Maxwell is confident Sittingbourne have another FA Trophy upset in them.

Hythe Town are preparing for another key game at the bottom of Isthmian South East.

Maidstone United’s weekend opponents have apologised after reports their fans aimed abuse at a young mascot.

Ben Smith has paid tribute to Joe Taylor after Ramsgate’s captain brought up 150 goals for the club on his 200th appearance.

Manager Ady Pennock looks ahead to Dartford’s Velocity Cup clash at Sheppey.

Manager Jake Leberl is urging the community to come out in force for Dover’s Kent Senior Cup tie against Deal.

Manager Steve Lovell wants Herne Bay to build on successive league wins at Tonbridge.

Positive Cray Valley boss Steve McKimm won’t head into any match with a defensive mindset this season.

Sheppey United winger and skipper Danny Leonard sees no reason why they should fear his higher-ranked former team Dartford.

Deal boss Steve King admits their Kent Senior Cup quarter-final at Dover will be a big occasion - but denied it’s their biggest match this week!

Relegation-threatened Ebbsfleet have appointed a Head of Football.

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Jake Leberl always felt Dover would have to be at full tilt until the very end of their top-of-the-table Isthmian Premier match against Cray Valley.

Manager Steve McKimm has described Cray Valley’s draw at Isthmian Premier leaders Dover as a typical game of two halves.

George Elokobi was adamant the first of Matt Rush’s two disallowed goals should have stood in Maidstone’s draw with St Albans.

Positive Ebbsfleet manager Harry Watling believes it’s only a matter of time before his team fire on all cylinders.

The top-of-the-table Southern Counties East Premier Division meeting between Faversham and VCD ended in a draw.

Visitors Chatham put seven past Bognor Regis as Kevin Hake’s side made it 12 goals in their last two Isthmian Premier games.

An incredible finish ensured it was honours even after Dover Athletic’s top-of-the-table Isthmian Premier match against Cray Valley PM at Crabble.