Although Welling United’s four-one defeat at home to promotion chasing Brentwood Town was comprehensive, the score-line probably flattered the visitors. After the match Ryan Maxwell, Welling’s manager, gave his thoughts.
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Festive football continues at Priestfield on Monday night as Gillingham welcome Colchester United to the MEMS Priestfield Stadium.
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FACT – December the twenty-sixth is a football day! Not only is it a football day, some argue, and I think I’m included in that number that it is THE football day of this and every season!
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Cray Wanderers came out on top in this Isthmian League Premier Division local derby as they put five past Cray Valley Paper Mills in front of a bumper crowd at Flamingo Park on Saturday.
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Although Welling United’s four-one defeat at home to promotion chasing Brentwood Town was comprehensive, the score-line probably flattered the visitors. After the match Ryan Maxwell, Welling’s manager, gave his thoughts.
Festive football continues at Priestfield on Monday night as Gillingham welcome Colchester United to the MEMS Priestfield Stadium.
FACT – December the twenty-sixth is a football day! Not only is it a football day, some argue, and I think I’m included in that number that it is THE football day of this and every season!
Although the score-line was harsh Welling United were second best in both penalty areas in their Isthmian League Premier Division defeat at home to Brentwood Town.
Cray Wanderers came out on top in this Isthmian League Premier Division local derby as they put five past Cray Valley Paper Mills in front of a bumper crowd at Flamingo Park on Saturday.
Sittingbourne came from a goal down to claim three points at Merstham in the Isthmian South East, giving boss Reece Prestedge a belated birthday present as courtesy of Darren Foxley’s stunning strike, the Brickies unbeaten start under their new boss continues.
Chatham Town lost to Dartford in this Kent Derby but remain in third place with Dartford just a place behind them, as the two sides played in front of a record attendance at the Bauvill.
As we move towards 2026, we have been asking our reporters for their highlights and indeed low lights of 2025. First up is Colin Head.
The points were shared as Gillingham came from behind to draw with Cambridge United at MEMS Priestfield on Boxing Day.
Bromley moved up to second place in the League Two table with a dramatic second half come back away at Bristol Rovers on Boxing Day having trailed 2-0 at half time.
On Saturday afternoon, Welling United are back at home, entertaining Brentwood Town in an Isthmian League Premier Division encounter.
Gillingham are back at home this Boxing Day as they welcome Cambridge United to the MEMS Priestfield Stadium.
Bromley play the first of two away games over the Christmas period as they travel to Bristol Rovers on Boxing Day for a League Two encounter at The Memorial Stadium.
After eight and a half seasons at the helm, Erith Town manager Adam Woodward has decided to call time on his tenure. That does not mean that he is leaving the club, though. Instead he is stepping ‘upstairs’ to take on a role as director at the club.
Fifth placed Sittingbourne head to sixth placed Merstham on Saturday in the Southeast division with Reece Prestedge’s side looking to extend the gap between the two sides to six points.
The England Men U19s selectors have confirmed the 15-player squad for the 2026 ICC Men’s U19s World Cup, which begins in Namibia and Zimbabwe next month with Kent’s Ben Dawkins named in the squad.
Kent Cricket have announced the appointment of Michael Wilshaw as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Kent Cricket have announced that Kent Spitfires’ T20 captain Sam Billings has signed a two-year contract extension with the Club, going into his 16th Summer as a Kent cricketer.
Zak Crawley has been consistently backed by England since the last Ashes series down under, but having faced 11 balls for 0 runs across two innings in Perth, has this series become career-defining for the Kent opener?
Kent Cricket have announced that right-arm seamer Matt Quinn has signed a two-year contract extension with the Club.
Following the release of Men’s & Women’s Vitality Blast fixtures on Tuesday, schedules for the 2026 Rothesay County Championship and Men’s & Women’s Metro Bank One Day Cup competitions have now been revealed.
The new-look Vitality Blast will ‘Blast Off’ with 16 double headers across the opening Bank Holiday Weekend of the men’s and women’s competitions next season.
England Men U19s suffered a 98-run defeat to West Indies Men U19s in the fourth Youth ODI in Grenada to go 3-1 down in the seven-game series, but Kent opener Ben Dawkins was the star of the show.
Ahead of all 2026 Men’s & Women’s fixtures being revealed on Thursday, Kent Cricket have confirmed that one Kent Men home Rothesay County Championship match will take place at The County Ground, Beckenham this coming season.
I’d like to place some praise onto the sublime Tawanda Muyeye – a really special and immensely talented young player.
Kent Cricket have announced the merger of its hugely successful and respected Community Team with the Club’s charitable arm, the recently re-branded Kent Cricket Foundation, formerly the Kent Cricket Community Trust.
Fans of cricket will come together for a special lunch on Friday in memory of former Kent and England bowler Alan Igglesden with some greats to be in attendance.
Kent Cricket have announced that homegrown talent Olly Curtiss has graduated from the Kent Cricket Academy and signed his first professional contract with the Club.
Kent Cricket have confirmed that Jack Leaning has joined Sussex with immediate effect, following a mutual agreement to release him from his contract one year early.
Kent Cricket have announced that homegrown batting all-rounder Jaydn Denly has signed a three-year contract to remain a Kent player until at least the end of the 2028 season.
Kent’s Dan Brooks will be back on track in 2026 and he will be back with the MasterMac Honda team.
There will be a new event held at Brands Hatch in 2026, which will launch as part of the circuits 100th anniversary. The London Historic Trophy will take to the iconic circuit in June.
Kent duo Danny Webb and Henry McCartney have joined forces at Stanford Racing for the 2026 R&G Moto4 British Cup.
The curtain might have only comedown on the 2025 motorsport season, but Jake Dixon has already been out testing ahead of his debut in the 2026 World Superbike Championship.
The 2025 Bayford Meadows owner/driver nine round championship concluded at the Sittingbourne kart circuit last weekend, November 15/16th.
Jake Dixon signed off from Moto2 with a stellar ride to sixth place in the season finale in Valencia at the weekend.
Lydden Hill played host to the season finale of the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Finale recently and unfortunately for Tristan Ovenden the season ended in the crash barrier rather than the podium, having to sit out Sunday’s racing as a result of the damage sustained.
This weekend the MSVR Club Car Championships head to Brands Hatch alongside the EnduroKA Indy 500 race.
The Britcar into the night race brought the curtain down on the British Automobile Racing Club’s 2025 season at Brands Hatch last weekend.
Mike Conway and his Toyota Racing teammates got their first victory of the World Endurance Championship in the last race of the season in Bahrain.
Jake Dixon was in a fight for sixth place when he crashed out of the race ok the final lap of the Portuguese Moto2 Grand Prix.
The Into the Night race returns to Brands Hatch this evening as the BARC race makes a return to the Indy Circuit for the first time in a number of years.
Mike Conway and his TOYOTA GAZOO Racing team conclude the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season with the eighth and final round, the 8 Hours of Bahrain this weekend.
The Truck Racing and fireworks took centre stage at Brands Hatch at the weekend and boy they did not disappoint.
Simon Rudd is a double FunCup champion adding the 2025 title to the FunCup Endurance Championship title that he won in 2024. Although it went down to the wire for the second season in a row.
A confident Canterbury continued their march up the league table with a fifth straight victory which was as clear cut as the scoreline suggests.
A text book lesson on how to dig yourself out of deep holes, then take command, saw Canterbury extend their winning run to four games and lift themselves into the top six of the National 2 East table.
The third win in a row, a hat trick of tries for hooker Eoin O’Donoghue and a maximum return of five points made this a good day at the office for Canterbury.
Canterbury travelled to Oxford Harlequins on the back of mixed results but managed to put that behind them with a strong performance in poor weather conditions, but with the hosts having an artificial grass pitch, the playing surface was excellent.
Canterbury ended a three match losing sequence with this bonus point win, which lifts them to eighth place in the National 2 East table.
The last play of the game decided this tight, physical National 2 East contest with the Oundle pack snatching victory through a catch and drive try.
At the third time of asking Kent Eagles finally managed to complete their National Development Trophy campaign for season 2025 at Leicester’s Hydroscand Arena on Thursday evening.
Kent Eagles will try again to complete their National Development Trophy campaign this evening after heavy rain frustrated attempts to fulfil their intended Sunday fixture at the Hydroscand Arena home of the Leicester Fox Cubs.
A dominant visiting pack, poor discipline and questionable choices all contributed to this narrow Canterbury defeat, their first home loss of the National 2 East season.
Kent Eagles complete their 2025 National Development Trophy campaign this coming Sunday evening as they travel to Leicester’s Beaumont Park Arena where they are set to face the local Fox Cubs with a 7.30p.m. start time.
Kent Eagles slipped to a 51-38 defeat at Plymouth Centurions Coliseum circuit on Saturday however they were able to clinch the aggregate bonus point by a 5-point margin (92-87) by virtue of their 54-36 victory over Devon outfit at Iwade in mid-June.
The precision and pace of the National 2 East league leaders proved too much for a patched up Canterbury but their competitive qualities earned them late scores and a bonus point.
A team of runners from Kent will go the extra mile on Sunday when they run 70km from Newington near Sittingbourne to Ramsgate in aid of Kent, Surrey, Sussex Air Ambulance.
A commanding first half show from Canterbury, which saw them run in five tries, set up this decisive bonus point victory.
Kent Eagles Captain Ben Morley proved a wholly popular winner of the Iwade Championship at the Old Gun Site on Sunday afternoon.
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