It’s mission accomplished for Hythe boss James Rogers after Isthmian South East safety was confirmed over Easter.

Folkestone's players deserve to be applauded following their final home match of the season - no matter what happens in their play-off challenge.

Hythe’s ‘over my dead body’ mentality is fuelling their survival push.

Hythe’s relegation scrap at Whitehawk has become that bit harder after the Sussex club sacked their manager.

Folkestone manager Neil Cugley is eyeing an unbeaten finish to the league season as his side look to make the play-offs.

Manager Neil Cugley hopes his Folkestone players are able to relax a bit more during their Kent Senior Cup quarter-final against Ebbsfleet.

James Rogers is keen to discuss his future as Hythe manager as soon as the Cannons are safe.

Boss Neil Cugley is urging his Folkestone players to make one last effort in their Isthmian Premier play-off push which is reaching its final stages.

Three Gillingham teenagers are among four new faces at Folkestone - who also welcome a familiar face back - for their Isthmian Premier promotion push.

Boss Neil Cugley thinks Folkestone’s players owe the club’s supporters a response this Saturday.

James Rogers has challenged his Hythe players to close in on safety in their next two games.

Folkestone manager Neil Cugley admits he would love to lead the club to the Velocity Trophy final.

James Rogers says Hythe will scrap their way to Isthmian South East survival if necessary.

Folkestone boss Neil Cugley predicts the current top six sides will be the ones battling it out for the promotion spots.

Hythe have moved quickly to replace defender Scott Doe, who has left Reachfields for the second time this season.

The big games keep on coming for Folkestone - and that’s just the way boss Neil Cugley likes it.

Boss Neil Cugley admits Folkestone’s home support will be vital ahead of a run of home fixtures.

Hythe’s survival push has received a boost with Tyler Sterling set to stay at Reachfields for the rest of the season.

Folkestone manager Neil Cugley was keen to put their defeat to Isthmian Premier play-off rivals Hornchurch into perspective.

Manager James Rogers feels for his young players as Hythe battle relegation.