Cray Valley secured an Isthmian Premier play-off place with an Easter Monday victory at Chatham.

The Millers won 1-0 at Maidstone Road thanks to Dan Bowry’s first-half strike and remain in contention for back-to-back promotions.

Dover’s play-off bid will be decided on the final day, however, after drawing 1-1 with Hastings at Crabble.

George Nikaj scored a second-half equaliser to keep fifth-placed Whites ahead of Chichester on goal difference.

The sides meet in Sussex this Saturday with Dover needing to avoid defeat.

Dartford lost top spot after a 2-2 draw at Cray Wanderers. Read our report here.

Jay Saunders claimed his first win as Folkestone manager with a 2-1 victory over Lewes in the final match to be played on grass at Cheriton Road before a 3G pitch is laid this summer.

Invicta conceded an early opener but Hamilton Antonio’s own goal and a Joe Turner strike turned things their way.

Isthmian South East champions Ramsgate were thumped 4-1 at home by Thanet rivals Margate.

A sell-out crowd of 3,300 at Southwood saw Gate give the newly-crowned champs a guard of honour on to the pitch.

Max Walsh and Louie Atkins opened up a 2-0 lead for the visitors before Josh Ajayi replied in first-half added time.

TT Walters made it 3-1 against his old club and Ben Allen added a late fourth after Rams had Olumide Oluwatimilehin and Tom Clifford sent off.

Rams, who clinched the title at Hythe on Good Friday, were presented with the trophy after the game.

A crowd of almost 1,000 saw second-placed Sittingbourne draw 0-0 at Swale rivals Sheppey.

Ashford came from 3-1 down to beat Hythe 5-3 in an entertaining clash at Homelands.

Javaun Splatt’s eighth-minute penalty was swiftly cancelled out by Michael West but Ellis Brown and a second for Splatt put the Cannons in charge.

Louis Collins pulled one back and Gary Lockyer struck either side of half-time as Lloyd Hume’s went 4-3 up, and Collins completed the scoring on 88 minutes.

Deal won 3-0 at Herne Bay thanks to goals from Wes Hennessey, Tom Chapman and Archie Hatcher.

A late goal denied Sevenoaks victory at fifth-placed Merstham.

Warren Mfula and Tom Hanfrey struck in the space of three second-half minutes as Oaks fought back from a goal down but the hosts salvaged a 2-2 draw eight minutes from the time.

Two goals from Alfie Bloomfield and a Sam Wood goal gave Beckenham a 3-0 home win against Erith Town.

Relegated Phoenix Sports beat AFC Croydon 2-1 courtesy of Jerson Dos Santos and Ahkeem Belford.