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It is as you were at the Southern Counties East League Premier Division summit.
Defender Ben Fitchett’s 87th-minute equaliser ensured leaders VCD came away from the top-three game at Fisher with a 1-1 draw on Saturday.
That was enough to keep their noses ahead of second-placed Faversham, held to a goalless draw at struggling Stansfeld.
Fourth-placed Punjab United squandered a lead in their 2-1 defeat at home to Bearsted.
Striker Roman Campbell put Chipie Sian’s side in front with a penalty, only for Sam Stace to level after the half-hour mark and substitute Nathan Light grabbed a stoppage-time winning goal for Kevin Stevens’ side.
Red-hot Rusthall are a point behind Punjab United - with three matches in hand - having seen off Kennington 3-0 at home.
All the goals came in the first half as Jack Lyons’ goal sandwiched a Charlie Clover double.
Whitstable’s eight-match winning run in all competitions came to an end with a 1-1 draw at Snodland.
With 16 minutes remaining, Kane Phillip drew first blood for the home side before Whitstable defender Finn O’Mara earned Jamie Coyle’s team a share of the spoils.
Glebe saw off Corinthian 2-1 at home.
A goal in either half from Kelvin Bakare and striker Jamie Philpot left substitute Simon Walton’s strike in the 80th minute as a mere consolation.
Ryan Fowler got the only goal of the game as Erith & Belvedere ran out victorious against Hollands & Blair.
Basement boys Lydd earned a 3-1 home win against Tunbridge Wells.
Trailing to Jacob Feasey’s goal midway through the first half, two goals in four second-half minutes from Will Dempsey and Jerson Dos Santos put the Lydders ahead.
Ronnie Dolan sealed the points for Lydd with a penalty in the 84th minute.
They are three points behind third-bottom Snodland, with a match in hand, and level on points with second-bottom Lordswood, edged out 2-1 at Holmesdale.
Logan Thomson put them into a half-time advantage, but Nathaniel Murray flipped the game on its head with two late goals within a five-minute spell.