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HAMPTON are back on top of the Ryman Premier table after edging out previous leaders Whitehawk with a lone, late goal at the Beveree yesterday (Saturday).

BEHIND inside a minute at Canvey last night (Tuesday), ambitious Ryman Premier debutants Whitehawk went to the top of the table after hitting back to win 2-1.

WITH the top four Ryman Premier clubs involved in FA Cup action, their closest pursuers had the chance to make up ground in the division’s first matches for three weeks – and they did.

RYMAN Premier club Carshalton Athletic have been named overall winners of the FA Charter Standard Community Club Award.

FOUR of the pre-season favourites have already opened a gap at the top of the Ryman Premier, with Hampton leading the way after a 2-0 victory at Enfield Town which means they have yet to concede a goal in five games.

HAMPTON have made an impressive start to their bid to regain Conference South status at the first attempt. They have scored only five goals in four games but, coupled with an unblemished defensive record, they have been worth ten points and, now, first pl

WILL it be third time lucky for Lowestoft? Beaten in the last two play-off finals, the Trawlerboys are the only Ryman Premier team with a 100 per cent record after their 2-1 home victory over Met Police yesterday (Saturday).

CENTRE-BACK Mark Kirby was Enfield Town’s hero as they made it two wins out of two in their Ryman Premier debut season with a 2-1 home victory over Wingate last night (Tuesday).

KINGSTONIAN (pictured by Andy Nunn celebrating one of their goals) moved to the top of the Ryman Premier table, at least for 24 hours, with a 4-2 home win over Harrow tonight (Monday).

HE SAYS it will be his last season, and Wealdstone striker Richard Jolly looks in the mood to go out in style.

ONE fixture stands out in Saturday’s Premier programme. It’s at scenic East Brighton Park (pictured), where last season’s Ryman South champions Whitehawk entertain Lowestoft Town.

MARGATE manager Chris Kinnear has added experienced striker Carl Rook (pictured, centre, by Don Walker) to his options for the new Ryman Premier season.