Leaders Faversham were thumped 4-1 at Southern Counties East Premier Division title rivals VCD.

Luke Baptiste scored a last-minute penalty as Dover regained top spot in the Isthmian Premier.

Be sure to check out Simon Hildrew’s gallery from Saturday’s Kent Schools Cross-Country Championships - especially if you took part!

Medway’s Tyla Jade Thomas conquered the field once more for further success at the Kent Schools Cross-Country Championships.

Frontrunners Faversham extended their Southern Counties East League Premier Division lead through a comfortable victory at Hollands & Blair.

Striker Ade Yusuff’s first-ever Folkestone home hat-trick led them to an Isthmian Premier win against Canvey Island.

Whitstable Town are just three rounds from a Wembley FA Vase final after their penalty shootout victory at Walsham Le Willows.

The draw has been made for the fifth round of the FA Vase.

Tonbridge AC’s James Kingston continued his domination of the Kent Cross-Country Championships at the weekend.

Manager Mark Bonner will pick a Gillingham team that will “fight and have a real go” in their match against Bromley tonight.

Welling boss Rod Stringer said his side gave everything in their New Year’s Day defeat at Maidstone.

Leaders VCD featured in an extraordinary 5-5 draw at Holmesdale in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.

Isthmian Premier leaders Dover put last week’s defeat behind them by winning at Cheshunt.

Title-chasing Faversham left it late to beat Bearsted at home while play-off occupants Larkfield & New Hythe and Punjab United were also victorious.

Isthmian Premier leaders Dover’s 11-match unbeaten league run ended at home to Cray Wanderers while there were also wins for Chatham and Cray Valley.

A late show ensured Whitstable produced an FA Vase shock as they became the first side to beat Jersey Bulls this season while VCD also progressed.

Gillingham manager Mark Bonner was as frustrated as anyone after his team’s loss to Bromley on Wednesday night.

Gillingham lost at Bromley on Wednesday night to a goal from one of their former youth players.

Positive Cray Valley boss Steve McKimm won’t head into any match with a defensive mindset this season.

Manager Steve McKimm has described Cray Valley’s draw at Isthmian Premier leaders Dover as a typical game of two halves.