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Non League Weekend Round Up
Non League Weekend Round Up

There were some well earned victories for some of Kent’s non league clubs at the weekend, with others failing to live up to expectations.

In the Conference Premier League, Ebbsfleet United  drew first blood in their game at Southport through Ricky Shakes on 15 minutes, but their lead didn’t last long as Andy Owens netted an equaliser just one minute later.

The Sandgrounders raced into a two-goal lead thanks to goals from James Ellison (22) and Tony Gray (pen 59) before a late flourish from the Fleet leveled matters.

Liam Enver-Marum reduced the deficit with an 89th-minute effort and Calum Willock struck just one minute later to restore parity.

In the Conference South, Dover Athletic did their play-off chances no favours with a 2-2 draw against relegation-battling Maidenhead United, dropping to seventh place with only a game to go.

Dover will be supremely annoyed with themselves as they were 2-0 ahead in the first half, thanks to goals by Barry Cogan (21) and Michael Corcoran (35).

Devante McKain (41) pulled one back for the visitors just before the break, and Daniel Brown (46) grabbed the point soon after.

Dartford maintained their comfortable position in second after a 2-2 draw with Boreham Wood, but they will be unhappy with allowing their opponents to come from behind twice to steal a point.

Tony Garrod (22) got the opener for the Darts, but Graeme Montgomery drew one back for the Wood on the half-hour mark. Jacob Erskine (79) regained the lead late in the game but Charlie O’Loughlin (88) snatched a point in the dying minutes.

Welling United easily maintained their third place with a 2-0 win over Hampton and Richmond Borough, whose hopes of climbing out of the drop zone were dented, despite having a game in hand.

The goals came at the end of either half, with Jamie Day (42) getting the first and Joe Healy (90) ensuring the win just before the final whistle.

Bromley maintained their lowly 18th place with a 0-0 draw against already relegated Thurrock, and made sure their final game would be a nervy affair, as they can still slip into the drop zone.

Tonbridge Angels overcame Dorchester Town 2-1, thanks to an own goal by Harrison Bell in the 53rd minute. Sam Malson (24) got the opening goal for Dorchester, before Mikel Suarez (48) drew the Angels level and Bell gifted them the win.

Saturday 21 April 2012

BLUE SQUARE BET PREMIER LEAGUE

Southport 3-3 Ebbsfleet United

BLUE SQUARE BET SOUTH LEAGUE

Bromley 0-0 Thurrock

Dartford 2-2 Boreham Wood

Dover Athletic 2-2 Maidenhead United

Hampton & Richmond Borough 0-2 Welling United

Tonbridge Angels 2-1 Dorchester Town

RYMAN PREMIER LEAGUE

Bury Town 1-1 Cray Wanderers

Margate 2-2 Billericay Town

RYMAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE NORTH

Chatham Town 0-2 Needham Market

Harlow Town 3-2 Thamesmead Town

RYMAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE SOUTH

Chipstead 1-4 Folkestone Invicta

Dulwich Hamlet 3-1 Faversham Town

Hythe Town 3-1 Worthing

Sittingbourne 1-3 Godalming Town

Walton Casuals 3-2 Maidstone United

Whitstable Town 0-1 Burgess Hill Town

KENT HURLIMANN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Beckenham Town 3-1 Woodstock Sports

Canterbury City 2-4 Fisher

Cray Valley (Paper Mills) 1-0 Deal Town

Erith & Belvedere 2-1 Holmesdale

Greenwich Borough 0-2 Herne Bay

Sevenoaks Town 1-1 Erith Town

Tunbridge Wells 1-3 Corinthian

VCD Athletic 2-0 Lordswood

KENT INVICTA LEAGUE

Bearsted 0-1 Bly Spartans

Bridon Ropes 4-0 Erith & Dartford Town

Crockenhill 3-2 Lewisham Borough

Hollands & Blair 0-2 Phoenix Sports

Lydd Town 4-1 Seven Acre & Sidcup

Rusthall 4-2 Meridian

Sutton Athletic 1-1 Ashford United

Woodstock Park 1-0 Orpington

HAART OF KENT COUNTY LEAGUE PREMIER

APM Contrast 2-1 Fleet Leisure

Eltham Palace 2-3 Charlton Athletic Community

Snodland 2-3 Farnborough Old Boys Guild


 
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