Folkestone Invicta recorded a fine away draw at Ryman League Division 1 South leaders Bognor Regis to return to the play-off places.

The visitors took then lead through red-hot striker Stuart King a minute before half-time, but the hosts levelled seven minutes after the interval through Ashley Robinson to keep their unbeaten home record intact.

Darren Smith almost snatched a memorable winner but his 85th-minute effort rattled the crossbar to leave the score 1-1.

Ramsgate stayed fourth in the division despite a 1-0 defeat at Maidstone United.

Ian Pulman grabbed the only goal shortly before the hour mark at Southwood but teenage substitute goalkeeper Shannon Harris produced a string of fine saves to prevent the Stones from scoring and the win keeps the Rams eighth.

Hythe Town were unable to help their Kent neighbours after suffering a last-minute defeat at home to third-placed Whitehawk, for whom Lee Newman grabbed the points in a 1-0 win, to see Hythe slip to 10th.

Faversham Town lost 1-0 to Godalming Town at the Shepherd Neame Stadium, with the seventh-placed visitors moving within eight points of Maidstone with three games in hand.

A penalty on the half-hour from Darren Wheeler kept Faversham in 13th.

Sittingbourne recorded their fifth goalless draw of the season at home to basement-boys Whyteleafe.

The Surrey side occupy the division’s only relegation spot and Bourne now have a 12-point cushion.

Whitstable moved 11-points clear of Leafe after twice coming from behind to beat Chipstead 3-2.

James Pinnock cancelled-out an early penalty with a leveller on 24 minutes and though Matt York made it 2-1 to the visitors after the break, Scott Heard equalised on 57 minutes and Laurence Harvey grabbed the winner on 73 minutes.

In Division 1 North, Chatham Town ran-riot against Ware, winning 5-2 at Maidstone Road, to go 11th.

Ricci Crace put Ware ahead but Gary Tilley and Lloyd Blackman put the Chats 2-1 up, only for Aime Blessing to level on 40 minutes.

Then 20 minutes from time defender Lewis Rolfe saw red for the Hertfordshire club for a foul on Chris Hill and Lee Hales netted the resulting penalty before Tilley and Jack Jeffery put further gloss on the scoreline.

Thamesmead Town went down 4-2 at home to Needham Market, despite going ahead through Ashley Probets.

Ollie Fenn, Danny Bloomfield and Lee McGlone put Market 3-1 up before the break, and though Theo Fairweather-Johnson gave Mead hope on 55 minutes, Bloomfield added a fourth as Town slipped to 15th.

Cray Wanderers returned to the Premier Division play-off places after a 1-0 home win over Hastings United.

Jack Clark struck the woodwork early-on, but Chris Saunders’ strike on 18 minutes proved to be enough to take the Wands fifth.

Margate scored at either end of their game at Wingate & Finchley to end a run of six straight defeats.

Tom Bradbrook took just 30 seconds to put Gate in front and though Leon Smith levelled two minutes later and Gaz Dauti put the hosts ahead on 39 minutes, a last-minute Dan Stubbs penalty earned a point for 13th-placed Margate.