Tunbridge Wells’ fine start to the season continued on Tuesday with a thumping win over Bearsted.

Richard Styles’ side put five past Lordswood on the opening weekend of the Southern Counties East Premier Division season, having also won in the FA Cup, and have followed those results up with a 4-0 home win over the Bears.

Styles said he was proud of him men and tweeted: "Great shift put in and more valuable points on the board."

Two late goals from Josh Frogatt sealed the win after Matt Day had scored early and Robbie Bissett added a second in the opening half.

Sheppey United have scored four goals in each of their two opening league fixtures, beating Canterbury City 4-1 at the Total Power Stadium.

City took a 24th minute lead through Rolando Onu but Billy Bennett levelled and went onto bag a hat-trick - scoring his third off a rebound after his penalty had been saved - as the Ites finished with a flurry of goals. Harrison Carnegie also helped himself to a goal late on.

Chatham Town have made a winning start too and beat Punjab United 5-0 on Tuesday night.

Jack Evans opened the scoring and ended the night with a second from the penalty spot to complete the scoring.

Luke Rooney had found the bottom corner from the edge of the box to double the lead, Ryan Hayes got the third in the second half and Moses Abioye hit the fourth.

The game ended 10-a-side after an altercation between Mikey Dalton and Arun Suman with 15 minutes left saw the pair sent off.

Beckenham were left to rue a missed penalty after they drew 2-2 with Glebe at Eden Park Avenue.

The visitors had the better of the first half but a lapse in defence saw Harvey Brand latch onto keeper Michael McEntegart's long kick and prod Beckenham ahead on the stroke of half-time.

Former Millwall forward Jamie Philpot produced a clinical low finish to level the scores straight after the break.

Jason Mensah conceded a penalty on the hour but Glebe keeper Callum Thomas kept out Ryan Hall's well-struck spot-kick.

Beckenham did go ahead, however, when Tunde Aderonmu's deflected effort left Thomas wrong-footed.

However, Glebe made it 2-2 almost immediately with a stunning left-foot curler into the far corner by Eric Demelo.

Corinthian got their league campaign underway with a 2-1 win over Lordswood, coming from behind as Samson Alalade’s 31st minute goal was cancelled out by Josh Stirman and Josh James got what turned out to be the winner.

Balham won again, beating Fisher 1-0, winning thanks to Tom Read’s early penalty.

AFC Croydon had to settle for a point at home to Erith & Belvedere in a 1-1 draw. Nahum Green scored the opener for the hosts but Steve Springett levelled.

On Monday night, Deal Town claimed a 2-0 win at K Sports.

Troy Howard scored the first from a free-kick and Billy Munday doubled their advantage on the hour.

The action continued on Wednesday night as second-half goals from Joe Kane and Sam Welch handed Hollands & Blair a 2-0 success over Crowborough at Star Meadow, despite playing with 10 men for the majority of the match.

New boys Tower Hamlets scored after 20 seconds against Welling Town but ended up losing 3-2.

Javaan Campbell turned in a left-wing free-kick to put Hamlets ahead but Welling levelled when Ryan Golding headed in a free-kick.

Golding's deflected cross-shot was turned in by Oliver Bennett to make it 2-1 inside the first 15 minutes and the visitors had strong appeals for a penalty turned down before the break.

Hamlets levelled nine minutes into the second half when Denilson Carvalho scored a goal of the season contender, tricking his way through the Welling defence before slotting home.

But Golding regained his side's advantage on the hour mark, scoring from close range after a Hamlets made a mess of defending a corner.

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