Sittingbourne manager Richard Brady is hopeful the goals will continue to flow when his side host Folkestone on Saturday.

The Brickies were winless in three league games, scoring just one goal, and suffered a 1-0 reverse at Bognor in the FA Cup on Saturday before coasting to a 5-1 victory against Whitstable in the Kent Senior Cup, first round at Bourne Park on Tuesday.

Brady said: "I said the goals would come. We’ve been playing well - I know managers always say that when they’re not winning but in our case it’s true.

"We’ve been good defensively and even offensively but we’ve just had no luck.

"Luckily it all fell into place on Tuesday, even though we didn’t really do anything different.

"Hopefully it will be good for our confidence and we can take it into the Folkestone game."

Joe Goldsmith one of the scorers against Sittingbourne sustained a knock to his ankle on Tuesday while Jerry Nnamani also has an ankle injury, which he picked up at the weekend.