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A quickfire first-half double from Oghosa Williams sent Sheppey United through to the Kent Senior Cup quarter-finals at Sevenoaks Town's expense, despite a stoppage-chasing late goal from Noah Carney at the Bourne Stadium.

Two years in the making, Tonbridge Angels' PAN Disability football team played its first tournament this week - beating Charlton Athletic along the way - and the club is now looking for more players aged 16 and over to join them.

A week on from five straight losses, West Kent's SCEFL clubs rallied: Larkfield & New Hythe beat league leaders Fisher, Rusthall thrashed Erith & Belvedere 4-0 and Bearsted edged past AFC Greenwich Borough, while Tunbridge Wells were well beaten by Phoenix Sports and Snodland Town and Staplehurst Monarchs both drew.

Sevenoaks Town's three-match winning streak came to an end with a 1-3 home defeat to Ashford United, leaving the club ninth in the Isthmian League South East Division on 12 points from nine games.

Tonbridge Angels created chance after chance in a one-sided first half against National League side Torquay United, but a string of saves from goalkeeper Toby Savin and a second-half Matt Worthington goal sent the Gulls through in the FA Cup Third Qualifying Round - the third time in eight home meetings Torquay have beaten Angels by a single goal.

Tonbridge Angels will hold a minute's applause before Saturday's FA Cup tie against Torquay United in memory of season ticket holder Chris Brown, who died shortly after last weekend's game against Ebbsfleet United at Longmead.

Maidstone United Women thrashed Sporting London East Benfica 9-0 at the Gallagher Stadium on Sunday, in a league game that only became a home fixture after a late switch from what had originally been scheduled as an away trip to Rectory Park.

It was a bruising weekend for West Kent's Southern Counties East clubs: Bearsted, Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells, Larkfield & New Hythe and Snodland Town all lost, Bearsted conceding after leading 3-2 at half-time at league leaders Fisher, while Staplehurst Monarchs were the only West Kent side to avoid defeat, drawing 0-0 away at Greenways.

Gene Kennedy and Kwesi Appiah scored either side of a Frankie Baker reply as Ebbsfleet United beat Tonbridge Angels 2-1 at Longmead, ending Angels' run of three wins and two draws in the league.