Vote for your star man in KentOnline’s team of the week.
Congratulations to Artem Kuchkov, who won last week’s poll with 30% of the vote after his outstanding performance in Herne Bay’s 3-0 FA Cup win over higher-league Hendon.
Have a look at today’s XI and pick your favourite at the bottom of the page.
Dan Colmer made a couple of key saves in Whitstable’s 1-0 FA Vase second qualifying round win over Hollands & Blair.
It was a game where both keepers impressed, 16-year-old Jack Reeves also shining for Blair.
Matt Newman opened the scoring and filled in at the back again as Faversham made it seven clean sheets in eight games with a 6-0 FA Vase victory at Sheerwater.
Ali Wren scored and helped his side to a clean sheet as history-making Faversham Strike Force beat Selsey 3-0 to reach the FA Vase first round proper for the first time.
Gillingham captain Max Ehmer makes the team although it was hard to single out an individual as a real team effort earned a 1-0 victory at Notts County in League 2.
Ehmer and co kept the division’s top scorers at bay for their fifth clean sheet in seven games.
Sheppey United secured a 10th successive Isthmian South East victory, either side of the close season, with skipper Danny Leonard scoring the clincher in a 2-0 win over Steyning Town.
Man-of-the-match Scott Heard scored one and was involved in another as Herne Bay beat Three Bridges 3-0 in the FA Trophy second qualifying round.
Amadou Kassarate opened the scoring in Folkestone’s 2-0 Isthmian Premier win over Hendon and had a hand in the second, earning praise from manager Andy Drury.
Liam Vincent set up Jason Adigun’s debut goal and held his nerve to score an injury-time penalty as Tonbridge drew 2-2 with Hampton & Richmond to extend their unbeaten start in National League South.
James Dyer scored a 12-minute hat-trick, either side of half-time, as Erith Town continued their fine start in Isthmian South East with a 5-0 win at Hythe.
Gary Lockyer moved on to 12 goals for the season with a match-winning double as Ashford United beat Hartley Wintney 2-1 in the FA Trophy.
Henry Sinai capped another strong performance with a lovely finish for the final goal in Sittingbourne’s 4-1 FA Trophy win over Kingstonian.
Erith Town manager Adam Woodward is our top boss after the Dockers’ big victory at Hythe consolidated fourth place in their first season in Isthmian South East.
