Charlie Smith came off the bench to score a late goal and earn Whitstable a point for the second time in three days, after ten man Beckenham Town had taken the lead in 72^nd minute.

Whitstable had a couple of early chances, with Tyler McCarthy doing well to tip a Ricky Freeman header over the bar. A strong Beckenham side then went on to have the better of the first half, although despite having numerous corners and free kicks in attacking positions, Dan Eason was only called upon to make a couple of saves.

Whitstable improved after the interval and had a confident penalty claim turned down when a Shaun Welford header appeared to be handled in the box, before the visitors had Fred Parker sent off for a high challenge on Josh Burchell in the 65^th minute.

Tom Bryant then hit the bar with a header, before Jamie Humphris netted after a goalmouth scramble to give Beckenham the lead with their only effort on target of the second half.

Despite a lot of late pressure, it looked as though the long unbeaten run was about to end until Smith planted a firm header into the top corner in stoppage time.

Whitstable		Beckenham
11	Attempts	8
5	On Target	3
10	Corners	10
1	Offside	2
16	Free Kicks Won	15

Whitstable Town
Dan Eason, John Walker, Josh Burchell, Stuart West, Craig Cloke (c), Tom Bryant, Chris Saunders (Charlie Smith 76), James Morrish, Ricky Freeman (Shaun Welford 59), Danny Williams, Macauley Murray.
Subs (unused): Rob Gillman, Louis Sprosen, Teddy Nelson.
Goal: Charlie Smith 90+3
Yellow cards: John Walker 40, Craig Cloke 44.

Beckenham Town
Tyler McCarthy, Adam Wadmore, Jack Hope, Stefan Wright (c), Dan Fleming, Ike-Robertson Feehi, Junior Kaffo, Marvin Alebiosu, Richard Atkins, Fred Parker, Jamie Humphris (James Duckworth 87).
Subs (unused): Jake Britnell, Jason Clews, Ricky Bennett, Frank Warren.
Goal: Jamie Humphris 72
Yellow cards: Dan Fleming 45, Richard Atkins 69, Stefan Wright 77, Adam Wadmore 90.
Red card: Fred Parker 65

Attendance: 157
Referee: Dan Doyle
Assistants: Brian Woodhouse & Jak Hill