Southern Counties East League Premier Division

Bearsted: Jake Embery (46')

Chislehurst Glebe: Nathan Mampono (2') Yanick Kissi (44') Ryan Kelly (59') Jamie Philpot (91')

Bearsted were beaten 1-4 at home by Chislehurst Glebe in a lively Southern Counties East League Premier Division fixture at Otham Sports Ground.

The visitors made a dream start, taking the lead just two minutes in when Nathan Mampono struck early to stun the home side and set the tone for the afternoon. Bearsted worked hard to recover and showed resilience, but Glebe continued to look sharp going forward.

Just before the break, Yanick Kissi doubled the advantage in the 44th minute, giving the visitors a firm grip on the match heading into half-time.

Bearsted came out with renewed intent after the interval and were rewarded almost immediately when Jake Embery pulled a goal back in the 46th minute, raising hopes of a comeback among the home supporters.

However, those hopes were quickly checked as Ryan Kelly restored Chislehurst Glebe’s two-goal cushion on 59 minutes, finishing a strong attacking move to reassert control. Bearsted continued to compete, but Glebe’s experience and composure showed as the game wore on.

Deep into stoppage time, Jamie Philpot added a fourth goal to cap a convincing away performance, sealing all three points for the visitors in front of an attendance of 100.

The result underlined Chislehurst Glebe’s attacking threat and efficiency, while Bearsted will look to take encouragement from their second-half response as they regroup for upcoming fixtures.

Holmesdale: Lewis Heywood-Oriogun (75')

Snodland Town: Matt Self (49') Jude Jeffery (55' og) Charlie Sheringham (66' pen) Emmanuel Shoderu (95')

Snodland Town secured a strong 4–1 away victory over Holmesdale in a Southern Counties East League Premier Division clash at The RTL Group Stadium.

After a relatively even first half, the game came to life shortly after the restart. Snodland Town broke the deadlock in the 49th minute when Matt Self found the net, giving the visitors a deserved lead and shifting the momentum firmly in their favour.

Holmesdale’s task became more difficult six minutes later as a defensive mix-up resulted in an own goal from Jude Jeffery on 55 minutes, doubling Snodland’s advantage and leaving the hosts with a steep hill to climb.

The visitors continued to press and were rewarded again on 66 minutes when Charlie Sheringham calmly converted from the penalty spot, effectively putting the match beyond reach.

Holmesdale did manage to pull a goal back in the 75th minute through Lewis Heywood-Oriogun, offering a brief moment of hope for the home side, but Snodland remained composed and controlled the closing stages.

Deep into stoppage time, Emmanuel Shoderu added a fourth goal to cap an impressive away performance, sealing all three points for Snodland Town in emphatic fashion.

The result highlighted Snodland’s clinical second-half display, while Holmesdale will look to regroup and take positives from their persistence despite a challenging afternoon.