Former Gillingham midfielder Charlie Allen scored an injury-time equaliser for Ryman League Premier Division leaders Margate on Saturday.

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Ebbsfleet hit the woodwork twice as they went down at Basingstoke in Vanarama Conference South

Maidstone closed the gap on leaders Margate to a point with a five-goal demolition of Canvey on Saturday.

Chris Kinnear's Dover slumped to a fourth loss of the season in Vanarama Conference after high-flying Kidderminster won at Crabble.

Welling's search for a first Vanarama Conference win continued but they took plenty of heart from a draw with big-spending Forest Green.

Midfield player Jack Parkinson won’t let his Maidstone United critics get to him.

Tonbridge Angels will be out to end another team’s unbeaten record this weekend.

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Chatham manager Kevin Watson has told his players to "grow up" ahead of their FA Cup tie against Whyteleafe on Saturday.

In-form Maidstone striker Jay May is facing up to six weeks out with a calf injury.

Jason Lillis is hoping Lordswood play the underdog role to perfection in their FA Cup tie against Hythe Town on Saturday.

Kieran Byrne won’t describe himself as a prolific scorer, so four goals in the opening six games is a good way to start the new season.

Herne Bay assistant boss Gavin Theze describes busy fixture schedule as crazy

Aiden Palmer has been told to fight for his shirt after being dropped for the first time since joining Ebbsfleet United.

Steve Brown wants the Ebbsfleet supporters to start making as much noise as their Wealdstone counterparts.

Ada Gower admitted he was “gutted” to see Canterbury City secure only a point after a 1-1 Southern Counties East League draw against Ashford United.

Dartford manager Tony Burman explains where midfielder Peter Sweeney fits into his plans this season.

Faversham Town go into Saturday’s FA Cup tie at home to Westfield with manager Ray Turner emphasising the importance of the financial rewards.

Whitstable joint-manager Danny Ward has described Saturday's FA Cup preliminary round tie at Walton Casuals as “an accident waiting to happen”.