Kentish Football 
Isthmian League
- Herne Bay 1-2 Chichester City - This club has been one to implode on itself when results don’t go our way. We just have to stay calm and crack on, says Herne Bay boss Ben Smith
- Bowers & Pitsea postpone trip to Folkestone Invicta due to one of their players contracting coronavirus
- Kent Youth League Ken Brooke: If we see a repeat of poor behaviour we will be closing down the League for a week, maybe two weeks
- Sittingbourne 1-0 East Grinstead Town - At this level of football you need to do the ugly stuff well and when you play badly you can still nick results, says Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn
- It would be great to get a nice run in The FA Trophy, says Faversham Town coach Scott Reilly
- Ramsgate receive free passage into next round of The FA Trophy after Canvey Island withdraw due to a number of their squad experiencing Covid symptoms
- We will trust the young players to deliver a performance by giving the young players the opportunity to play, says Ramsgate boss Matt Longhurst
- It’ll be a very tough game and I’m sure on this season’s form East Grinstead will be favourites for the game but we’re at home, we’ll roll our sleeves up and make it as hard for them as we can initially, says Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn
- It is important for us this season to turn our ground into a fortress, to use our home advantage and pick up as many wins as we can in front of our home fans, says Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- I hope that, well before the end of the season, we can get a few thousand fans back in the stadium, says Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard
- Sevenoaks Town 2-2 Hythe Town - I’m pretty sure we’ll be in and around it but it’s so early, we won’t get carried away but equally we want to build on what we’ve got, says Sevenoaks Town assistant Jason Bourne
- VCD Athletic 4-1 Chichester City - 12 points from a possible 12, yes I pinch myself a little bit but we'll take it, says table-topping VCD Athletic boss Nick Davis
- We do not believe football should be watched on TV; it should be attended live. It should be felt, it should be breathed, it should be lived. Football without fans is nothing. Fans without football are nothing!
- Folkestone Invicta 0-3 Chatham Town - I say sorry because that today isn't good enough and we're going to do everything we can to put it right, says Folkestone Invicta's assistant manager Roland Edge
- Hythe Town 3-0 Chalfont St Peter - I thought it was a complete performance, they were a really hardworking side and they can make it difficult for you, says Hythe Town boss Steven Watt
- Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon: We had a very good result last week against Ashford but my players are aware I was not totally happy with the performance, especially in the first-half
- Thomas Sandgaard: I will not let Charlton Athletic fans down
- Cray Valley have a very talented team and experienced manager and year on year they’re always a very good footballing side, says Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn
- We have only been together 10 weeks and we are getting stronger and stronger each week and the more time we have together and we are adding and tweaking gradually to be where we feel we need to be, says VCD Athletic boss Nick Davis
- It’s difficult for a club like us because expectations are quite high from within and outside so you have to constantly be at it, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- The measures announced by the Chancellor will give business and the economy an important shot in the arm
- RESULTS: AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2020
- Cray Valley (Paper Mills) 3-1 Burgess Hill Town - The FA Cup is an opportunity for the players to give back to the club a little bit, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- It is 2020 and football matches are getting abandoned for racist abuse
- Herne Bay boss Ben Smith: If you finish above Cray Valley then you’re looking at promotion in my eyes
- It's a tough start but we are up for it and ready to go, says Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- Deal Town 4-1 Sittingbourne - I've got to take ultimate responsibility for the result - I felt embarrassed, admits Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn
- The Football Association regrettably forced to postpone Non-League Finals Day for a second time
- I read that we are favourites because of our league status but it's The FA Cup and I'm not buying into that - Deal Town are cup specialists, says Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn
- Our lads have been fantastic in not just losing sight of the fact that football would return at some point and they all came back really fit and ready to go, says Faversham Town coach Scott Reilly
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