Kent Sports News

5 days ago | kentsportsnews.com | Mark Doig

Two goals in the first even minutes paved the way forClapton Community to beat Forest Hill Park in the Presence & Co. SouthernCounties East Football League First Division Cup Final. They added a third just before half time and despiteconceding a penalty in the second period, Clapton had enough left in the tankto see the game out and lift the trophy. Over 1,200 spectators made a lot of noise, although one setwere quietened when Clapton went ahead in the third minute.

1 week ago | kentsportsnews.com | Mark Doig

On Sunday, Whitstable Town lock horns with AFC Whyteleafe in the FA Vase final at Wembley. To get this far, Whitstable started with an away game in the first qualifying round and found themselves one down to Corinthian-Casuals at the break. Josh Oliver levelled and Harvey Smith scored a late hat-trick to ease them home. Mike West then scored the only goal as the Oystermen hosted and beat Hollands and Blair in the second qualifying round.

1 week ago | kentsportsnews.com | Andrew Bruce

Dartford Football Club have announced that Manager Ady Pennock, his backroom staff and striker Callum Jones, have all signed contract extensions to keep them at the club. In a major statement of intent for next season, Ady put pen to paper to extend his contract, with all of his backroom staff agreeing to stay on, too. And in a further boost to his future plans, crowd favourite Callum Jones agreed to sign again, as Ady looks to build on the momentum from the season.

1 week ago | kentsportsnews.com | Mike Green

Many of the counties non-League great managers have tried to win a trophy at Wembley, and on Sunday Jamie Coyle is the latest to try as he leads his Whitstable Town side out to face AFC Whyteleafe in the Isuzu FA Vase Final. Looking to be only the second Kent boss to lift the trophy some twenty-five years after the first, and so far, only time, that a Kent side were victorious.

1 week ago | kentsportsnews.com | Mike Green

Sunday sees the culmination of a near military operation that will see Whitstable Town carry the counties flag into the Isuzu FA Vase Final at Wembley – an operation that has had a Broadstairs schools’ officer at its heart. And she, Whitstable Town’s Club Secretary Francesca Milne has taken time from her incredibly busy schedule to talk KSN through the past six weeks since that Semi Final triumph over Hartpury University sent Jamie Coyle’s side Wembley bound.