There were mixed fortunes for the three Kent clubs who beat the weather in the Ryman League on Saturday.

Dartford's Skrill Premier survival hopes received a huge boost when they won 2-1 at Wrexham.

Frannie Collin preserved Maidstone's unbeaten home record with a late penalty in a 1-1 draw with Canvey Island on Saturday afternoon.

Luke Rooney has turned down the opportunity of a return to the Football League, choosing to sign for Maidstone United instead.

Find out which of Saturday's games involving Kent sides in league, non-league and cup action beat the weather.

Relive Saturday's action from a warm and dry edition of Match Centre, following Gills all the way to Carlisle and the other games to beat the weather.

Dover boss Chris Kinnear says the heavy pitches and inclement weather hamper the top sides’ chances of picking up points.

Midfielder Tom Phipp made Maidstone aware of his availability before joining Margate but they could not afford him.

Following the many postponements due to the wet weather, Chatham boss Kevin Watson believes 3G pitches could be the way forward.

Fixtures like Saturday’s trip to Wrexham are the reason Tony Burman is so desperate to keep Dartford in the Skrill Premier.

Tony Burman has thanked the loan players who have thrown their full weight behind Dartford’s bid to pull off the Great Escape.

Sam Denly expects leaders Peacehaven & Telscombe to provide a tough challenge at Winch’s Field on Saturday – if the game goes ahead.

Ebbsfleet are set to take a big step towards full-time football by training three mornings a week next season.

Anthony Acheampong has explained why he left Barnet and dropped a division to sign for Ebbsfleet on transfer deadline day.

Hythe Town have invited applications in their search for a new chairman.

Chris Kinnear remains bullish about Dover’s prospects in the face of growing frustration among Whites fans.

Whitstable players have been told to manage their time better or face being left out of manager Nicky Southall’s plans.

Returning defender Yado Mambo must prove his fitness before Ebbsfleet will offer the former Charlton man a contract.

Faversham boss Ray Turner has no problem with the Lilywhites grinding out wins if it means they achieve their aim of a return to the play-offs.

Dartford's crucial Skrill Premier game at home to Chester will be shown live on BT Sport.