Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- Why can’t you just play more games at the start of the season so for August, September and even into October, you play Saturday-Tuesdays like the Bostik League do, says Beckenham Town assistant Billy Walton
- We need to get back to the stadium and make it our own home, says Erith Town boss Adam Woodward
- The clubs only won one trophy in 35 years and that’s the fact of the matter so although we’re a big club in name, in terms of being successful we’re not a big club, says Tunbridge Wells boss Jason Bourne
- Erith Town 0-4 Beckenham Town - If we can improve 20% we'll be back challenging next year, insists Beckenham Town assistant Billy Walton
- Crowborough Athletic P-P Sevenoaks Town
- It’s an incredible achievement for everyone involved, says title-winning Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins
- I feel I am ready to be a manager, says Finn Roberts-Bond, aged 20
- We want to finish off on a high, says treble-chasing Whitstable Town boss Scott Porter
- I just think we've fallen a little bit short, admits relegated Rochester United joint-manager Darren Anslow
- Rochester United 0-4 Whitstable Town - We've still got a chance of winning the title, says promoted Whitstable Town boss Scott Porter
- Rusthall 0-2 Deal Town - We're going to keep fighting right until the end, insists Rusthall joint-manager Steve Sands
- Tunbridge Wells 0-2 Cray Valley (Paper Mills) - I need to improve and strengthen next season so I’m going to have to bring in some players, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- Sheppey United 1-2 Whitstable Town - Hopefully this gives us more momentum to keep going to what we're trying to achieve, says proud Whitstable Town boss Scott Porter
- Sheppey United boss Ernie Batten: I think it’s set-up for a cracking final as the two sides have contrasting styles, which in previous meetings has resulted in exciting matches
- It will be a massive occasion for this football club and the club deserves to be there, says Whitstable Town boss Scott Porter
- There are no easy games in this division and this month will probably be our most intense yet but the reward of promotion is all the motivation we need, says Crowborough Athletic assistant Steve Ives
- We continue to punch above our weight in the division, says Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- Beckenham Town assistant manager Billy Walton: We are not interested in coming third or fourth - it is still possible to win promotion!
- The aim is to be in the top five come the end of the season, says Lordswood boss Richard Styles
- Croydon 0-2 Whitstable Town - We're gunning for everything. We want to get promoted and we want to win two cups, says Whitstable Town boss Scott Porter
- Croydon ace Emmanuel Maja, 17, offered trial at Manchester City
- I think we can win the league. It’s going to be difficult though but I think both of the places are up for grabs, says Crowborough Athletic boss Sean Muggeridge
- Crowborough Athletic P-P Sevenoaks Town
- Rusthall P-P Rochester United
- Beckenham Town 2-3 Sevenoaks Town - Every team has a bit of a blip but we’ve had too many little blips and we’ve suffered from it, admits Beckenham Town coach Jason Clews
- Results: March 2018
- Charlton Athletic: We’re very grateful to Lee Bowyer and Johnnie Jackson for stepping forward in the club’s time of need
- Beckenham Town 2-0 Corinthian - We won’t go top but the second place is up for grabs and that’s what we’re aiming for, says Beckenham Town assistant manager Billy Walton
- Sevenoaks Town 3-0 Croydon - It was important to increase the gap so the pressure is not on us, says Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins
- Whitstable Town: Crowborough unprofessional and disrespectful calling off game at four o’clock
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