Midweek Ryman League round-up
Maidstone United extended their lead at the top
of Ryman League Division 1 South with victory at Corinthian Casuals
on Tuesday night.
Ian Draycott opened the scoring and Alex Flisher (pictured)
netted twice for the Stones, before Steve Goddard pulled one back
for the home side.
The Stones are now six points clear of second-placed Dulwich
Hamlet although the south London side have three games in hand.
Faversham Town remain fourth despite losing 1-0
at Walton & Hersham.
It was the first time Ray Turner’s side had lost a league game
away from Salters Lane since August.
There was a Kent derby at Bourne Park, where fifth-placed
Sittingbourne let slip a two-goal lead to draw 2-2
with Herne Bay.
Ryan Cooper and Joe Taylor had put the Brickies in control but
Tunji Agbajae and Sam Bewick, from the penalty spot, struck inside
three second-half minutes to rescue a point.
The visitors finished with 10 men when Tom Bryant was sent off
in stoppage-time.
In the Ryman League Premier Division, Cray
Wanderers crashed to their fifth straight home defeat as
Enfield Town romped to a 5-1 win.
Veteran striker Scott McGleish scored a hat-trick for the
visitors, with Michael Power registering a consolation for
Cray.
Meanwhile, Thamesmead Town are through to the
semi-finals of the Kent Senior Cup after they beat Ramsgate 3-1 at
Bayliss Avenue.
Stuart Zanone, Lewis Tozer and Rob Carter scored the goals which
sent the Mead through to a last-four meeting with Charlton or Herne
Bay. Tom Chapman netted for Ramsgate.
06/02/13
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