Two late goals from Ade Yusuff helped to end Folkestone Invicta’s losing run in the Isthmian League Premier Division.

Invicta, who had lost their previous four in the league, were a goal down at the break after Samuel Jeremiah scored midway through the opening half at the BuildKent Stadium.

Nathan Green levelled it up with 20 minutes left as he headed home from a corner before Yusuff’s late double won it for the home side. He struck on 82 minutes to put Invicta infront thanks to a cross from substitute Ibrahim Olutade and then scored his second from Kadell Daniel’s cross on 86 minutes to complete a 3-1 win for Invicta infront of a crowd of 622.

Harry Hudson scored a stoppage-time winner for Margate as they won 2-1 away at Wingate & Finchley.

Conceding in the eighth minute wasn’t the ideal start for Gate but Hudson pulled them level with a scrambled goal just before the break after the hosts failed to deal with a free-kick. Hudson then popped up with the last-gasp winner.

It’s now back to back league wins for 13th place Margate.

Second from bottom Herne Bay took the lead at home to Canvey Island but ended up losing 4-1.

Marcel Barrington put Bay ahead in the 15th minute but Canvey were level on 32 minutes through Joe Paxman. The visitors scored three more times in the second half for a comfortable win against next-to-bottom Bay

In Isthmian South East a crowd of close to a 1,000 watched Chatham Town beat Ashford United 1-0 at the Bauvill Stadium.

Emmanuel Oloyede’s 37th minute strike separated the sides, the only goal of the game, giving second placed Chatham the points in a battle between the promotion hunting sides

Victory mainted Chats’ impressive start on home soil, seven from seven for Kevin Hake’s men.

Steve Lovell’s Ramsgate thumped Three Bridges 4-1 to maintain their place at the top of the South East Division.

Ashley Miller’s opener was cancelled out with a penalty from the visitors but three second half goals clinched a sound win for the leaders.

Kane Rowland put the Rams back infront, Jamie Coyle headed home an Ashley Miller corner to make it three and Tijan Jadama added number four - from another Miller assist - during a thrilling spell midway through the second half.

A 1-0 win for Jack Midson’s Sheppey at home to Corinthian continued their good recent form, making it seven points from their last three games, including a midweek draw against Chatham.

Lex Majoyegbe scored the only goal of the game after 66 minutes for a Sheppey side that included new signings Jamal Ossai and Jake Embery in the squad.

Sittingbourne were leading visitors Beckenham 2-1 with 15 minutes left after goals from Matthew Warren and Youssouf Bamba either side of the break put them in charge

They couldn’t hold on, however, as Beckenham - who had led early on through George Goodwin - won it with Bradley Goldberg netting and Louie Theophanous scoring an 88th minute winner.

Sevenoaks Town were beaten 3-0 by East Grinstead, on the backfoot early on after conceding the opener with 12 minutes played.

Bottom side Faversham were thrashed at VCD Athletic 5-0.

Matt Bourne’s own goal started the rout, with David Ozobia and Karl Dent netting before the break and Soul Kader and Anthony Adesite bagging in the second half.

Hythe were beaten 2-0 on their travels, losing out to high-flying Whitehawk who scored their first just before the break and the second in the final minute.