Saturday 29th November
PREMIER DIVISION
Bearsted v Holmesdale
Faversham Strike Force v Erith & Belvedere
Hythe Town v Rusthall
Larkfield & New Hythe v Sutton Athletic
Phoenix Sports v Whitstable Town
Punjab United v Chislehurst Glebe
Snodland Town v Fisher
Stansfeld v Hollands & Blair
Tunbridge Wells v Kennington
We wrap up November with a full-on Premier Division schedule — nine fixtures, storylines everywhere, and the new leaders back in front of their own crowd.
Larkfield & New Hythe climbed to the summit last weekend and will look to stay there when they welcome Sutton Athletic. The Larks are unbeaten in ten and still yet to see defeat at home, while Sutton arrive with just one win in eight but still sitting seventh. On paper it’s top vs fragile… but this division loves chaos.
Just a point behind the Larks, Whitstable Town head to Phoenix Sports. Whitstable’s six-game winning streak was halted by a draw last time out, but the momentum is still very much theirs. Phoenix, winless in four, need a spark before they slide any further.
In third, Rusthall head to a Hythe Town side undergoing rapid renovation. A new manager, a new squad core and, frankly, a need for new points — Hythe sit 17th, one place above danger. Rusthall, chasing promotion this season, will fancy strengthening their position in a classic “3rd vs 3rd bottom” showdown.
Fourth meets fifth as Bearsted host Holmesdale in the tightest looking clash of the day. Bearsted have hit a bump with just one point from nine, and Holmesdale will happily swap places with them if they add to that wobble.
Tunbridge Wells have one eye on the play-offs as they welcome Kennington. Wells have taken three wins from their last four but still haven’t cracked their home form. Kennington sit tenth and travel poorly — yet a win would see them leapfrog their hosts.
It’s 14th vs 8th when Faversham Strike Force host Erith & Belvedere. The Deres are struggling with just one point from their last five, but they did win the reverse fixture 4–1. Strike Force remain as unpredictable as ever but can upset anyone on their day.
Punjab United welcome a Chislehurst Glebe side still searching for their first away win of the campaign. Glebe remain in the drop zone and desperate to climb out. Mid-table Punjab, meanwhile, could break well into the top half with three points.
Bottom-placed Stansfeld host an improving Hollands & Blair, who have stitched together back-to-back wins to rise to 16th. Stansfeld aren’t dead yet — only one defeat in their last four — but they need another win here to avoid being cut adrift.
Finally, Snodland Town face Fisher in a mid-table meeting where both sides quietly remain within striking distance of the play-off spots. A win for either would sharpen the picture going into December.
There’s plenty riding on every game so keep up to the match updates via our Football Web Pages links.