Match Reports 18-10-25
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Betteshanger Welfare FC 6 - 2 Faversham Athletic FC

In the Premier Division Keiron Hubbard scored four in the first twenty-five minutes with Jared Lawrence adding one in each half for Betteshanger Welfare in the 6-2 won against Faversham Athletic who twice reduced the arrears through Reece Waldron and Marcus Clement.

Cinque Ports FC Reserves 0 - 9 Woodnesborough FC

Lewis Bennett with four, braces from Max Spurr and Robbie Dickenson, and one from Cameron Finlay were Woodnesborough Reserves marksmen in the 9-0 win over Cinque Ports Reserves.

Minster FC 2 - 3 University of Kent FC

Ibrahim Sesay gave the University of Kent a two-goal interval lead. Cem Kalfa and Tim Goulette netted two after the break for Minster, but Mark Newman was on target to win the match for university

Sandwich Town FC 15 - 0 Betteshanger Welfare FC Reserves 

In Division One, Regan Wicks with a treble, a double from Luke Mitton and one each from Tom Shepherd, Jamie Summer and Daniel Broughton gave Sandwich Town a commanding lead at the break. The second period saw Broughton net another three, Summer completes his treble, and one each from Jake Hobday and Josh Smith completing the fifteen-goal unanswered rout.

University of Kent Monument FC 5 - 1 Chilham FC Reserves

Bradley Wake-Smith with a brace and one each from Jack Bright, Samuel Beard, and sub. Sean Pretty were all on the scoresheet for University of Kent Monument in the 5-1 defeat of Chilham Reserves who scored just a Mike Holness first half penalty for their efforts.

 

Weald of Kent Charity Cup 

AC Ashford FC Reserves 3-4 Deal Town Rangers FC

The game started disastrously, with a sloppy pass in the 1st minute leading to a stunning long-range lob from Ashford, putting us 0-1 down. However, we responded swiftly, levelling the score at 1-1 within three minutes through Travis Austin’s fine strike, assisted by Scott Lisle’s pinpoint corner. Momentum swung our way in the 21st minute when Charlie Hills headed home from another corner, this time assisted by Baily Perry, to make it 1-2. Ashford equalized in the 35th minute, capitalizing on a poorly defended freekick to bring the score to 2-2. Undeterred, we regained the lead five minutes later through Tristan Chapman, assisted by Hills, making it 2-3. Yet, another set-piece lapse allowed Ashford to level the score at 3-3 just before halftime.

The second half saw us tighten up defensively, and in the 67th minute, Chapman struck again with a superb goal, assisted by Perry, to secure a 4-3 lead. Our backline held firm through the final stages, ensuring we advanced to the next round. A gritty performance from the lads, with standout contributions from Chapman, Jack Wood, and Scott Lisle, who were excellent in midfield, sealed a memorable win. We now face Lydd Town FC Reserves at home in the 2nd Round, date to be confirmed.