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A goal, late in each half,
saw Whitstable Town win their "top of the table clash" with
Thamesmead Town to put them four points clear with two games in hand. In front
of the day's best attendance, 268, Steve Marshall netted the first just before
the break before Stuart King added to his season's tally three minutes from
time which condemned the visitors fourth defeat of the campaign.
At Albert
Road, Croydon gained their eighth consecutive League win when they defeated
Lordswood thanks to Ryan Watts goal midway through the first period, a result
which leaves them a point behind Thamesmead Town. VCD Athletic also had a one
nil victory, which kept them in fourth place, when they visited Erith Town, the
bottom side who suffered their tenth defeat in a row. Gary Ward scored the
vital goal for the visitors right on half time. Greenwich Borough remain fifth
despite suffering a two nil home defeat to the improving Deal Town. In the
first period, Michael Cassar netted for the visitors before Jordan Barnett
found the net, for the second week running, a minute from time. There were
goals galore at Reachfields as Hythe Town beat lowly Tunbridge Wells by the odd
goal in seven which leaves them in sixth place. Jason Brazier opened for the
home side on seven minutes before Luke Wallend equalised, Roy Godden then
restored the advantage. In the second period, further home goals from Mike
Smissen and Ian Hayes put Hythe in command. A late rally from 'Wells' saw Joe
Fuller and another from Wallend saw a tense last five minutes. The same score line
was seen at Greatness Park as Sevenoaks Town were beaten by Erith &
Belvedere, who are now mid-table. Matt Johnson and Micky Collins put the
'Deres' ahead before James Dalton, Tom Olson and Paul Springett put the home
side in front midway through the second period. Steve White then netted a quick
brace to secure the points for the visitors. At the Mile End Stadium, Sporting
Bengal United and Beckenham Town played out a goalless draw. In the re-arranged
Kent Senior Trophy Quarter Final encounter at Honey Lane, Bearsted defeated
Slade Green by the odd goal in three. Mo Mahier put 'Green' in front before the
Kent County League side replied with strikes from Russell McLeish and Alan
Swift. They will now play Sevenoaks Town in the Semi Finals. Kent League:
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