John Egan's joy turned to disappointment after Port Vale snatched a stoppage-time equaliser.

Keeper Stuart Nelson apologised to his team-mates after letting in an injury-time equaliser against Port Vale.

Gillingham had to settle for a point at home to Port Vale after conceding a stoppage-time goal.

Margate cruised to a 3-0 win against Grays to keep their seven-point lead at the top of Ryman League Premier Division intact on Saturday afternoon.

It has been revealed that Kent will play two T20s and a Championship game at the revamped County Ground in Beckenham next season.

High-risk rugby was rewarded in Maidstone’s top-of-the-table victory over Tunbridge Wells.

Michael Doughty will be a welcome addition for the Gills this weekend.

Gills skipper Doug Loft won’t be treating this weekend’s match against his former club any differently.

Peter Taylor believes Gills skipper Doug Loft is starting to produce the top level performances he was hoping for.

Gills' on-loan defender Adam Chicksen is enjoying getting minutes under his belt and helping the team turn their form around.

Golfer Matt Ford has realised his career ambition of making the European Tour after finishing fourth in the qualifying school.

Jermaine McGlashan is among the contenders for the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy Ultimate Finish award.

Peter Taylor freshened up his defensive options on transfer deadline day.

Jay May is free to play in Maidstone’s FA Cup tie at Wrexham after a successful appeal against a three-game ban.

Captain Steve Watt has had a scan on the thigh injury that kept him out of Maidstone’s FA Cup win over Stevenage.

Kent captain Rob Key led the tributes to Australian batsman Phil Hughes, who passed away on Thursday, two days after being struck by a cricket ball.

Time is running out for Gillingham fans to apply to be the team’s 11th man in the Johnstone’s Paint Pot Challenge.

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Gillingham are halfway through an experimental fitness regime and it’s going well, according to boss Peter Taylor.

Kent and England spinner James Tredwell claimed two wickets in two balls but could not help England avoid a 25-run opening ODI defeat in Sri Lanka.