Dartford lost top spot in the Isthmian Premier after seeing their 21-match unbeaten run ended at Cheshunt.

Ady Pennock’s side went down 3-0 and have slipped to second, two points behind new leaders Billericay.

Cheshunt broke the deadlock in first-half injury time through Donell Thomas.

Kenny Coker doubled their lead before the hour mark and Vas Vasilou made sure of the points from the penalty spot.

It was Dartford’s first league defeat since losing to Wingate & Finchley in October.

Cray Valley stay fourth after a 2-1 defeat at third-placed Horsham.

Reece Myles-Meekums and a James Hammond penalty put the Hornets in charge at the break, with Tom Beere replying a minute from time.

Cray Wanderers moved four points clear of Folkestone in ninth place after a 3-2 victory at Flamingo Park.

Soul Kader’s early opener for the Wands was cancelled out by Matthias Fanimo but a second for Kader and a Joshua Williams goal made it 3-1 before a Luke Allen consolation.

The Kent derby between Dover and Chatham was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Ramsgate moved nine points clear at the top of Isthmian East after coming from behind to beat East Grinstead at Southwood.

Trailing at the break to a Connor Tighe strike, Josh Ajayi levelled just after the restart and defender Jay Leader completed a 2-1 victory midway through the second half.

Ben Smith’s men strengthened their grip on top spot after second-placed Sittingbourne’s Kent derby at Hythe was postponed.

Fourth-placed Margate were 3-2 winners at home to a Sheppey side whose play-off hopes suffered a blow with a fifth successive defeat.

Harvey Brand’s opener on the half-hour gave Gate the lead but Gil Carvalho equalised two minutes into the second half.

Max Walsh and top scorer Ibrahim Olutade established a two-goal cushion for Ben Greenhalgh’s side before on-loan Gills youngster Jimmy Heasman struck for the Ites in added time.

Louie Theophanous scored six times as Beckenham thumped Lancing 9-0.

He struck three times in either half, while Steve Townsend (2) and Jack Holland were also on target in a handsome home victory for play-off contenders Becks.

New Herne Bay boss James Collins started his reign with a 2-1 home defeat as Phoenix Sports climbed off the foot of the table. Read the match report here.

Ashford United dropped to 12th after a 1-0 home defeat by Eastbourne Town.

Oliver Davies scored the only goal after 10 minutes of a poor game at Homelands.

Erith Town drew 2-2 at home to Sevenoaks in a mid-table clash.

Harry Taylor gave the Dockers a sixth-minute lead but Oaks hit back to lead courtesy of Sam Itauma and Warren Mfula.

Bradley Ryan swiftly equalised and it ended honours even.

Deal’s game at Merstham was postponed.