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Folkestone’s Isthmian Premier game at Wingate & Finchley was abandoned after 88 minutes due to a head injury.

FA Cup debutants Larkfield & New Hythe march on after scoring twice in injury time to reach the first qualifying round.

Margate player-boss Ben Greenhalgh has recalled his previous encounter with weekend visitors Loxwood - which came in entirely different circumstances.

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Danny Kedwell went through every possible emotion during his first league game as Ashford United manager.

A second footballer who is a relative of a Manchester United fans’ favourite tasted defeat to Deal in as many weekends on Saturday.

Boss Steve Lovell felt he saw two different sides to his Herne Bay squad in their season-opening victory at Littlehampton.

Hythe Town have moved quickly to appoint a new manager following the departure of Sammy Moore.

Dover manager Jake Leberl was disappointed not to collect at least a point from “an amazing occasion” as they were edged out by rivals Folkestone.

Boss Andy Drury has described Folkestone’s derby at Dover as a great advert for Isthmian Premier football.

Fortune favoured the brave as 10-man Sheppey made a winning start to the Isthmian South East season.

Sittingbourne may be favourites to win the league - but Ryan Maxwell makes them underdogs in the FA Cup this weekend.

Dover and Folkestone are set to lock horns in the respective clubs’ first Isthmian Premier Kent derby of the season.

Dartford manager Ady Pennock insists he won’t be reading too much into an opening-day thrashing for their next opponents.

Cray Valley boss Steve McKimm wants the whole club to enjoy life in the Isthmian Premier – but insists they’re not there to make up the numbers.

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Matchwinner Denzelle Olopade knew he’d scored on his Dartford debut as soon as the ball left his foot.

Hythe Town are looking for a new manager after the shock resignation of Sammy Moore - just one league game into the new season.

Cray Valley boss Steve McKimm admitted his side paid the price for a slow start against Dartford on Saturday.