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1 week ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
As Bromley FC’s debut League Two season comes to an end the focus already turns to building for 2025/26. It will be all about avoiding that that ‘difficult second season’ and consolidating the club in the EFL with half an eye on a play off challenge, building on what has been an exceptional first campaign in the EFL and a history making FA Cup run.
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1 week ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
Bromley finished off their debut League Two season with a comfortable three goal victory over Cheltenham Town at Hayes Lane on Saturday afternoon thanks to two more goals from Michael Cheek and one from Nicke Kabamba. Bromley started with two up front in a 5-3-2 formation and the game got off to a positive start for The Ravens with Corey Whitely having a deflected shot saved by Joe Day.
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2 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
Bromley finish their impressive debut League Two campaign with a home game against Cheltenham Town at Hayes Lane on Saturday afternoon. The Ravens go into the game having drawn 3-3 away at Barrow last weekend, coming back from conceding three times to secure a point at Holker Street, with goals from Michael Cheek, Nicke Kabamba & Omar Sowunmi. The draw left Andy Woodman’s side in eleventh place with 63 points from 45 league games, unbeaten in three.
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2 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
Soul Tower Hamlets booked their place in the SCEFL Division One Play Off Final with an impressive 5-0 win over Sheppey Sports at Corinthian FC on Wednesday night with a devastating flurry of goals either side of half time, including a hatrick from Sherman Artmeladze. After a lively start to the semi final with half chances at either end it was Tower Hamlets who started to have the better of things.
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2 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
In a one off tie that sees the team who finished second take on fifth, Corinthian FC will be hosting the SCEFL Division One play-off semi-final between Soul Tower Hamlets and Sheppey Sports tonight. Soul Tower Hamlets finished second in the table losing out on the league title and automatic promotion on goal difference to Faversham Strikeforce, amassing 64 points in the process.
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2 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
Croydon and Canterbury City battled out an entertaining 1-1 draw at a sunny Croydon Arena on Saturday afternoon, a result that leaves The Trams in the play-offs and sees City end their current spell in the SCEFL Division One finishing one place outside the play off zone in sixth. The Trams went into the game with an outside chance of winning the league, but needed a victory and other results to go their way and they started looking a little nervous with City having the better of things.
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3 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
With the final day of the SCEFL Division One upon us there are still four teams who could win the league title, one of those being Croydon FC who take on Canterbury City at the Croydon Sports Arena on Saturday afternoon. Faversham Strike Force, Forest Hill Park (SE Dons) & Soul Tower Hamlets all have 61 points with a game to play, while Croydon in fourth have 59 points. Sheppey Sports sit in the final play off place on 55, while Canterbury City in sixth are one point behind.
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3 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
A single goal after only six minutes was enough to settle this EFL Youth Alliance Cup Final at Hayes Lane on Tuesday night between Bromley’s Under 18s and Burton Albion’s Unser 18s, with the League One side taking the honours in front of a good crowd. After the early exchanges the first effort on goal proved to be the vital one, when a deep cross from the left was met by Kye Bilton at the far post and he headed home to put The Brewers 1-0 up on six minutes.
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3 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
Bromley picked up their second 1-0 win in a row, with a hard fought victory away to Swindon Town on Easter Monday thanks to a piece of magic from Danny Imray and a man of the match display from goalkeeper Grant Smith. Andy Woodman made four changes to his starting line up, fielding a 5-3-2 formation, starting Nicke Kabamba up front with Michael Cheek. The early exchanges saw headers from corners go wide at either end from Harry Smith and Omar Sowunmi.
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4 weeks ago | 
kentsportsnews.com | Colin Head
A controversial penalty just after half time was enough to give Bromley a win over relegation threatened Morecambe at a busy Hayes Lane on Good Friday afternoon, Michael Cheek notching his 22nd League Two goal of the season in the process. The Ravens went into the game lining up 4-5-1 and it got off to a lively start with Danny Imray setting up Michael Cheek who fired over.
