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Tunbridge Wells rounded off a strong season with a comfortable win over already-relegated Lordswood to finish third in the Kent Cricket League Premier Division, while Sevenoaks Vine signed off with a narrow defeat away to Bromley, as St Lawrence & Highland Court were confirmed champions.

Sevenoaks Town drew 0-0 away at Cray Valley PM, a fourth game without a win to start the Isthmian South East Division season that leaves the Oaks 19th in the table.

Snodland Town produced the West Kent result of the weekend, winning 3-1 away at Margate - a club several rungs higher in the non-league pyramid - to reach the second qualifying round of the FA Cup, having led 3-0 at half-time.

Tonbridge Angels won 4-0 away at Farnborough, two goals in each half and a clean sheet lifting Alan Dunne's side to third in National League South, three days before they host leaders Maidstone United in the A26 derby.

Ken Charles's goal early in the second half gave Maidstone United a 1-0 win over Weston-super-Mare at the Gallagher Stadium - a fourth straight victory that took the Stones top of National League South ahead of Tuesday's A26 derby.

Tonbridge Angels and Maidstone United, both unbeaten in their last five league games, meet in an all-ticket A26 derby at Longmead on Tuesday 8 September, with the game also live on National League TV.

Tonbridge Angels have announced the death of their president and former chairman Steve Churcher at the age of 68, describing him as "a true friend and legend" who put his heart and soul into the club.

Sevenoaks Town shared the points in a 1-1 draw with Merstham in the Isthmian League South East Division on Bank Holiday Monday.

Tom Leahy scored twice as Maidstone United thumped Hampton & Richmond Borough 4-1 at the Beveree, with Leone Gravata and Riley Court also on target to stretch the Stones' unbeaten run to five matches.