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

Nick Davis is hoping it’s onwards and upwards after Hythe Town ended their Isthmian South East losing streak.

Manager Andy Drury has some welcome selection headaches at Folkestone.

Manager Jake Leberl is struggling to get his head around defender Roman Charles-Cook’s controversial sending-off in Dover’s FA Trophy home defeat.

Forward Ben Allen made an immediate impact on his Margate debut.

Manager Harry Watling wants his Ebbsfleet team to be unrecognisable from what’s gone before by the time they’re next in league action.

Manager George Elokobi admits Maidstone’s Kent Senior Cup tie at Welling will give him a chance to play some fringe players.

The draw has been made for the second round of the FA Trophy.

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George Elokobi was pleased with the amount of unselfish work on display from Maidstone’s squad as they earned their first home league win this season.

Ebbsfleet boss Harry Watling has told supporters he won’t sugarcoat their displays – and he knows it hasn’t been good enough.

Defender Tom Fitzgerald bagged a hat-trick in Corinthian’s Southern Counties East Premier Division win against Snodland.

Striker Joe Taylor’s double was not enough to earn victory for Ramsgate, who were held to an Isthmian South East home draw against Burgess Hill.

Sittingbourne were victorious at higher-division Kent rivals Dover - again - in the FA Trophy first round.

Maidstone secured their first home National League South win of the season with a hard-fought victory against Hemel.

Bottom side Ebbsfleet scored two late goals against Wealdstone in the National League on Saturday.

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Striker George Nikaj has explained what he thinks has been the secret behind his goal-laden start to Dover's season.

Captain Josh Hill has called upon Dartford’s Isthmian Premier squad to “grow up” as their miserable form continues.

Maidstone’s Tayt Trusty has shown he has resilience in spades - as well as talent - which will stand him in good stead for football’s ups and downs.