Kent teams in action as the Ryman League season comes to a close ahead of the play-offs

Tommy Warrilow's six-and-a-half-year reign as Tonbridge manager ended with a goalless draw against Havant on Saturday.

Peter Taylor hopes to find out if he’s wanted as the long-term Gillingham manager as soon as possible.

Two-goal Ross Lafayette led Welling to an exciting final-day victory over Southport in Skrill Premier on Saturday.

Ebbsfleet boss Steve Brown called for a big performance from his players against Dorchester on Saturday - and he got one.

Peter Taylor was happy to have accomplished his number one objective at Gillingham.

Gillingham’s League 1 safety was finally secured despite defeat at Preston on Saturday.

Ebbsfleet warmed up for the Skrill South play-offs with a very comfortable win over relegated Dorchester on Saturday.

Results from Saturday's games involving Kent sides

Frannie Collin strikes his 31st goal of the season as Maidstone beat Grays but miss out on the Ryman Premier play-offs.

Ebbsfleet got the result they needed at Concord but Steve Brown knew things could have been very different.

Steve Brown is set to rest players against Dorchester on Saturday ahead of Ebbsfleet's play-off semi-final.

Securing play-off football with a win at Concord was particularly sweet for Ebbsfleet captain Daryl McMahon.

Watch the Preston Edwards penalty save which secured Ebbsfleet's play-off place - and hear from the man himself.

Chatham head into their final game in title-winning form but it won’t stop boss Kevin Watson looking for new recruits in the summer.

Frannie Collin reckons Maidstone would have challenged for the title had he made more of his chances.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow announced his resignation after Angels were relegated on Easter Monday – but the decision was made weeks ago.

Cody McDonald is enjoying playing under Peter Taylor and wants the Gillingham manager to stay at Priestfield.

Tom Mills and Alex Flisher have signed two-year deals to stay at Maidstone United – and manager Jay Saunders feels lucky to have them.

Manager Peter Taylor is hoping the final two matches will give Gillingham fans hope of a brighter future.