Vote for your star man in KentOnline’s team of the week.
Congratulations to Bradley Schafer, who won last week’s poll with 29 per cent of the vote after his hat-trick in Whitstable’s Kent Senior Trophy win over Fisher.
Have a look at today’s XI and pick your favourite at the bottom of the page.
Teenager Dino Kaiser marked his debut after arriving on loan from Fulham with a clean sheet, including three saves, as Margate beat Sheppey 2-0 in Isthmian South East.
Kevin Diomande scored the opener and provided an assist in Sevenoaks Town’s 3-1 Isthmian South East victory at VCD.
Joel Oderian broke the deadlock before half-time and helped Folkestone to a third successive clean sheet as the runaway Isthmian Premier leaders won 5-0 at Lewes.
Remi Sutton was excellent at the back for Cray Wanderers, also bringing the ball out of defence to good effect, in a 1-1 Isthmian Premier draw against Ramsgate.
Chris Edwards set up both goals in an outstanding display as Punjab United beat Fisher 2-0 to reach the FA Vase quarter-finals for the first time in their history.
Mo Jallow impressed for Dover Athletic in their 1-1 National League South draw against Worthing as he looks to put an injury-hit spell behind him.
Toby Edser won the penalty, converted by Dom Samuel, in Ebbsfleet’s 1-1 draw at Salisbury, where they were denied victory only by a controversial injury-time penalty.
Alfie Paxman scored a terrific injury-time free-kick as Ramsgate took a late point at Cray Wanderers to keep their unbeaten run going.
Former Maidstone and Tonbridge striker Ibby Akanbi set up the opener and scored the winner, his first goal for the club, as Hollands & Blair beat Rusthall 2-1 in the SCEFL Premier Division.
January signing Ronan Hale scored both goals on his first home start to lead Gillingham to a 2-1 victory over Tranmere Rovers in League 2.
Captain David Latunde scored and provided two assists in Sheppey Sports’ 3-1 win over Bridon Ropes in SCEFL Division 1.
Chipie Sian is today’s top boss after guiding Punjab into the last eight of the FA Vase, a feat that leaves them as Kent’s sole remaining representatives.
