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The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins tonight, with Mexico facing South Africa and England fans across West Kent already looking ahead to the Three Lions’ group games against Croatia, Ghana and Panama.

Arsenal's dream of lifting a first Champions League trophy ended in heartbreak after a dramatic penalty shootout defeat to Paris Saint-Germain. Despite the disappointment, the Gunners can still look back on a remarkable season that brought Premier League glory and a place among Europe's elite.

Thomas Tuchel has named his 26-man England squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with several high-profile omissions already sparking debate among supporters. Across West Kent, fans are preparing to come together to watch the Three Lions' campaign unfold this summer.

Torquay United secured a 2–1 win over Tonbridge Angels on the final day, but a strong second-half response and positive atmosphere highlighted an encouraging season for the home side.

Maidstone United defeated Tonbridge Angels 2–0 in the Kent Senior Cup final at Priestfield Stadium, with goals from Hamzad Kargbo and Riley Court. The match ended in controversy after a late mass brawl saw Angels striker Alfie Pavey sent off.

Tonbridge Angels came from behind to deliver a dominant six-goal performance away at Farnborough, building momentum ahead of their upcoming cup final.

Tonbridge Angels came out on top in a lively 3–2 win over Salisbury FC, holding their nerve late on to secure all three points after a game that never really settled.

Tonbridge Angels took the lead through Ricky Korboa but were pegged back in the second half as Eastbourne Borough earned a 1–1 draw in an evenly contested game on the Sussex coast.

Tonbridge Angels fell 1-2 to Ebbsfleet United after conceding twice early on, with a late fightback falling just short despite improved second-half performance.