Relive all Saturday's action as Match Centre followed Gillingham to Sheffield United for a crucial clash at the bottom of League 1.

Ian Cox will line up against the club which launched his career this weekend when Whitstable look to extend their historic FA Trophy run.

A Kent League cricketer is celebrating the scalp of England captain Alastair Cook in the tourists’ latest warm-up match before the start of the Ashes.

Sam Northeast says he’s looking forward to the challenge of vice-captaincy in what he says could be ‘a defining period’ for the club.

Rob Key revealed he expected the call from Kent to reprise his role as captain and says he feels he will be a stronger captain after a year away.

Canterbury prospect Lizzie Neal became one of the youngest goalscorers in top-flight history as she netted on her debut – a month after turning 15.

James Tredwell says it’s a shame his tenure as captain lasted just 51 weeks but insists he took a ‘tough’ decision for the good of the Kent squad.

Boss Ray Turner is hoping Faversham Town’s nightmare run ouside Kent finally comes to an end when they travel to struggling Eastbourne Town.

James Tredwell has stood down as Kent captain to concentrate on his England career, with predecessor Rob Key returning to the role.

Beech Grove Academy, Nonington provided a testing course for the Kent Cross-Country League held in incessant rain and wind on Saturday.

Action from the weekend's Ryman League action in Kent.

Canterbury’s three-match winning streak in National 2 South came to a shuddering halt as they allowed hosts Shelford to come from behind to win 23-12.

Canterbury Ladies kept pace with Investec National Premier Division leaders Reading with a comprehensive 9-0 win at struggling Olton & West Warwicks.

Bad weather disrupted the Ryman League programme on Saturday but the games which did go ahead produced plenty of drama.

A round-up of football results involving Kent sides in action on a weather-hit Saturday afternoon.

Relive all of Saturday afternoon's action on a dramatic day in the FA Cup First Round.

Herne Bay’s return to form faces a stiff test when they travel to Ryman League, Division 1 South leaders Walton Casuals on Saturday.

Canterbury captain Michael Farrer has targeted a winning streak to finish the first half of their schedule and secure a place in the play-off race.

Canterbury head coach Andy Pratt says injuries have taken the gloss off the club’s fine run to within seven points of the top of National 2 South.

Whitstable Town manager Nicky Southall hopes his side’s Trophy form can spark a league winning run to prevent the need to “look over their shoulder.”