Kentish Football 
Isthmian League
- Phoenix Sports 1-3 Redhill - I've told the players that every one of them has got to go to apologise to anyone who paid to watch that today because it just wasn't good enough, admits embarrassed Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- Sevenoaks Town 3-4 Redhill - You can’t be 3-0 up at any level of football, especially at home and then throw that away and that’s what we’ve done, we’ve thrown it away but credit to Redhill, says embarrassed Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins
- Thame United 2-4 Margate - They gave us a test right to the end but I think over the two games we've probably deserved it, says Margate boss Jay Saunders
- Hythe Town 1-0 Ascot United - Hythe Town boss Steven Watt: There's always a lower league club that's a great FA Cup story - I always challenge the players and say can it be us this year?
- I'm not quite sure if this is a good draw or not, says VCD Athletic boss Nick Davis
- Sittingbourne 3-1 Faversham Town - We've let the club, town, supporters and everyone down and I apologise because that's not an acceptable performance in a derby, says Faversham Town boss James Collins
- Whitstable Town 1-2 Herne Bay - We've got to change the mentality of looking to get a win over Whitstable rather than doing well in the league, says Herne Bay boss Ben Smith
- 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
- 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
- This is my first experience being involved in The FA Cup and it feels very exciting to be part of something so historic and institutionally English, says Faversham Town coach Grant Taylor
- No matter what stage you enter you never want to go out to a team that is below you in the pyramid – you don’t want to be that scalp, says Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn
- The FA Cup is always a special occasion and hopefully we can start a run, says VCD Athletic boss Nick Davis
- It's that goal to get in the First Round proper of the FA Cup, says Hythe Town boss Steven Watt
- Herne Bay boss Ben Smith wants to create good FA Cup memories
- I’ve seen Chatham Town play and they’ve got some very good players and it’s not me trying to water it down, we’re the league above and we’re probably going there as the underdogs, says Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow
- Last year we equalled the clubs best ever run in The FA Cup and the objective is for us to match and hopefully better that this year, says Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- Folkestone Invicta 3-1 Worthing - Credit to our lot, they turned up and we're on the front foot from the beginning and collectively they worked hard - it's a brilliant start, says Folkestone Invicta assistant manager Roland Edge
- Faversham Town boss James Collins brings in Steve O'Boyle as his assistant manager
- Sevenoaks Town 3-1 Cobham - They made it really hard in both games for us and credit to them, they've got some good players and it was a tough day,
- 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
- Margate boss Jay Saunders naturally disappointed to lose Jamie Coyle to Ramsgate
- Soccer Shorts: Erith Town unveil the signing of goalkeeper Andy Walker while loyal striker Pete West embarks on his 32nd season at Staplehurst Monarchs United
- My beautiful family deserve to have me around more and a fast-growing business, football has had its time, says retiring Jack Hopkins
- Herne Bay boss Ben Smith signs Adem Ramadan
- Folkestone Invicta seal the deal on 15-year Cheriton Road stadium lease
- Pre-Season 2021 Results
- Soccer Shorts: Hythe Town boss Steven Watt hands striker Frannie Collin player-coach role while ex Glebe manager Anwar Uddin appointed to FA Council
- Margate boss Jay Saunders loses Bailey Vose and Archie Burnett to Billericay Town and Bromley respectively
- Dedicated, a leader, a winner, brave as a lion, a fantastic team-mate and also a great player, add to that an absolute gentleman off the pitch, Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins pays tribute to retiring captain Tom Ripley
- Soccer Shorts: Tom Ripley and Tom Wynter announce their retirement
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