Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- Ramsgate 2-1 Chatham Town - It was important for us confidence wise to get a result today, says Ramsgate head coach Lloyd Blackman
- It's The FA Cup, the biggest game in Bearsted's history, says manager Kevin Stevens
- We go there with no pressure on us at all. We will go there to play football and enjoy the occasion, says Rusthall joint-boss Andrew McKechnie
- We’re at home on our pitch and I fancy us to create quite a few more chances than what we did at Glebe, says Beckenham Town assistant Billy Walton
- We’re certainly not scared of Corinthian-Casuals, just because they’re two levels above us, it’s The FA Cup, anything can happen, says Croydon boss Craig Davies
- We’ve set up to try to win three games in The FA Cup this year, which as you know is such a big boost to the clubs and the budget, says AFC Croydon Athletic boss Kevin Rayner
- Croydon 1-4 AFC Croydon Athletic - I think we've lost the fight and we're lacking a bit of desire because we're losing games, says Croydon boss Craig Davies
- Glebe 0-2 Beckenham Town - Tippy-tappy football is out of the window but I don't want people who come and watch to be bored, says Beckenham Town assistant Billy Walton
- AFC Croydon Athletic host Bromley to contest the JJ Johnson Memorial Trophy
- Colliers Wood United 0-2 Beckenham Town - If you work hard against teams your ability beats them in the end, says Beckenham Town assistant manager Billy Walton
- I think we're in a fairly good place, says Rusthall joint-manager Andrew McKechnie
- Rusthall 3-0 Wick - It's nice to make that history for Rusthall in The FA Cup, says joint-manager Andrew McKechnie
- Sevenoaks Town 6-1 Lordswood - We were bad and we've given it to them, admits Lordswood boss Richard Styles
- If we perform at the levels we expect, then we can get ourselves into the next round and the players are desperate to right a few wrongs from Tuesday night, says Canterbury City boss Ben Smith
- The draw has thrown up tough opposition and Canterbury will be a stern test for my team, says Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- It would be great for everyone involved to get the club its first FA Cup win and make history, says Rusthall joint-boss Andrew McKechnie
- Saturday is a historic occasion as we host our first ever home FA Cup tie since being reformed, says AFC Croydon Athletic boss Kevin Rayner
- The FA Cup is the greatest cup competition in the world and it's a privilege to play in it, says Beckenham Town's assistant manager Billy Walton
- We know it will be tough but we also know what we are capable of, says Lordswood boss Richard Styles
- At this level every FA Cup game has to be played like the final for us, says Hollands & Blair boss Darren Blackburn
- Horsham YMCA will be a tough game for us. They’ve won their first two and will be full of confidence, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- We know that we will have to play well and have that little bit of luck you need to win the game, says Deal Town boss Derek Hares
- Underdogs can flip it on its head and beat the big boys in The FA Cup, says Croydon boss Craig Davies
- We’ll surprise some teams this year but for me winning the league with our resources, it will be tough but we’ll give it a go, vows Glebe boss Anwar Uddin
- Erith Town 1-1 Glebe - We were nowhere near our best but we've come away with a point, says Glebe boss Anwar Uddin
- We also have the same aspirations as every other club in the division at this stage of the season, to win promotion, says Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- We're turning the club that’s maybe been in the doldrums and lost games, not used to winning and now people are talking about us in a positive light, says Chatham Town boss James Collins
- We have a strong squad assembled and hope to be competing as best we can, says AFC Croydon Athletic boss Kevin Rayner
- I know the quality I have in my dressing room and know what we are capable off. It’s now time to go out and show it, says Lordswood boss Richard Styles
- I’m hoping we can surprise a few of the big boys and finish in the top half as a minimum, says Croydon boss Craig Davies
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