Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- Erith & Belvedere 0-4 Chertsey Town - We let the fans down, we didn't perform well and we didn't turn up for you today - and they were better than us, admits Erith & Belvedere joint-manager Danny Murphy
- We will look to continue the momentum we have built, says Holmesdale boss Lee Roots
- Marlow is a club with a rich history in The FA Cup and are potentailly favourites to progress into the next round, says Sheppey United assistant manager Marcel Nimani
- We want to make our first day in our new home enjoyable and hope for good football and a win over Lordswood, says Welling Town boss Kevin Oakes
- Sheppey United 3-2 Chatham Town - They dug themselves a hole and it was a massive hole to climb out of but I've got to give them credit for their character, says Sheppey United boss Ernie Batten
- Ashford United 1-1 Chatham Town - Listen, I've got no complaints, they were by far the better team tonight, admits Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow
- Erith & Belvedere 0-0 AFC Croydon Athletic - We've been awful but I was confident we could come here today and cause them problems, says AFC Croydon Athletic boss Kevin Rayner
- The FA Cup is a great competition, one we will never win but it can work out well financially for the club the further we get, says table-topping Erith & Belvedere joint-manager Marlon Patterson
- Hollands & Blair 1-2 Ramsgate - You come to these places, you win the game and you leave and that's what we've done, says Ramsgate boss Matt Longhurst
- I haven’t been myself or had Balham watched, so there’s a bit of an unknown quantity to us really, says K Sports boss Barry Morgan
- Who would have thought five years ago that we would be playing a top local side in The FA Cup – it’s like a dream scenario for everyone at the club, says Punjab United boss Chipie Sian
- I’m excepting a really tough game against a side who have started the season well. It is a big game for both clubs and based on their current form we probably go in as slight underdogs, says Deal Town coach Steve King
- We'll treat Hastings like everyone else but we won't fear them, insists Beckenham Town assistant manager Billy Walton
- Saltdean United FA Cup tie brings a roller-coaster of excitement, says Sheppey United assistant Marcel Nimani
- Bearsted 2-1 Banstead Athletic - The FA Cup and The FA Vase are massive for us. If we can have little runs in both it will be great for the club, says Bearsted boss Kevin Stevens
- Glebe 3-2 Punjab United - I actually think some of the stuff we played today was some of the best we've played in the league this year, says Glebe boss Harry Hudson
- Knaphill 2-2 Lordswood
- We'll have to be on our game to progress to the next round, says Bearsted boss Kevin Stevens
- We will continue to work hard and maintain levels of performance, says Erith & Belvedere joint-manager Marlon Patterson
- With a young squad we're going to have ups and downs and hopefully we can have an up at Knaphill tomorrow night, says Lordswood boss Neil Hunter
- Jahmal Howlett-Mundle: Homophobic comments will not get under my skin or throw me off my game and I do understand it will happen again
- To the 729 clubs competing across ten levels of the English football pyramid, we as The FA Cup organiser are extremely proud of you all, says FA CEO Mark Bullingham
- Deal Town 1-0 Southall - I think we made really hard work of it, admits Deal Town head coach Steve King
- I think everyone involved in football dreams of being involved in the FA Cup and it is something that always brings an extra buzz when it comes around, says Deal Town head coach Steve King
- It’s going to be tough. I’ve seen the signings they’ve made out of season and they’ve got some very good players there, so they’ll come to us full of confidence, says Hollands & Blair boss Simon Halsey
- Yes, it’s a Cup game, it’s not a league game, so we will go there to win. We probably won’t win The FA Cup but we might win that game, so let’s give it a go, says Rusthall manager Jimmy Anderson
- We're really excited to be back in The FA Cup but it's not a free hit because of the financial gains you can bring from it, says Holmesdale boss Lee Roots
- We've got a bit of momentum, which I think helps us, says Glebe boss Harry Hudson
- Sometimes when you go through these little runs it’s nice to have a break because you can go on and we can forget about the league and we can have a good away day as a group and hopefully get a positive result, says Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- It will be fantastic for us to win a couple of games in The FA Cup, says K Sports manager Barry Morgan
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