Deadline day loan signing Stephen Butcher could be offered a permanent deal if he impresses at Maidstone.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow has no interest in staying up by default.

Captain Steve Watt has called on Maidstone United to make the most of their play-off reprieve.

On-loan Dartford striker Alex Wall has been recalled by his parent club Luton Town.

Faversham Town manager Ray Turner believes facing Crawley Down Gatwick on Saturday is definitely a case of “bad timing.”

Promotion-chasing Ebbsfleet are up against the form team in Skrill South this weekend.

Dartford’s survival bid heads north on Saturday with manager Tony Burman still fuming about the red card which cost his side three points in midweek.

Dover Athletic assistant manager Jake Leberl admits Whites will have to work hard to stay in Skrill South play-off battle.

Herne Bay have suffered a blow with new signing Calum McGeehan ruled out with a knee injury.

Ebbsfleet United defender Yado Mambo’s season looks to be over.

Whitstable Town assistant manager Steve Nolan says the Oystermen still have work to do to preserve their Ryman League Division 1 status.

Tyrone Sterling insists there is the belief in the changing room that Dartford can avoid relegation from Skrill Premier.

Ebbsfleet manager Steve Brown has signed a two-year extension to his contract at Stonebridge Road.

Maidstone United boss Jay Saunders has called for a final push from his players after their play-off reprieve.

The FA have told Maidstone United they will now be allowed to take part in the Ryman League Premier Division play-offs.

Hythe Town’s contingent of ex-Maidstone players helped persuade Graeme Andrews to make his move from the Gallagher Stadium to Reachfields.

Folkestone boss Neil Cugley has responded angrily to the controversial rescheduling of his side’s season-ending trip to Guernsey for a Friday night.

Dartford boss Tony Burman criticised the game-changing decision to send Kenny Clark off against Luton on Tuesday night.

Pictures as Dartford slip to a late 2-1 defeat at home to Luton in Skrill Premier.

Support from chairman Maurice Dunk has helped Sittingbourne boss Matt Wyatt through his toughest time in football.