AFTER losing their first three Ryman South games of the season, Whitstable have taken seven points from their next three and find themselves comfortably in the top half of the table.
HASTINGS UNITED produced the Ryman League’s result of the day in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup, coming from behind to win 3-2 at Conference South club Staines.
POTTERS BAR moved up to second place in Ryman North with a 3-2 home victory over Cheshunt yesterday (Saturday) and James Gershfield’s two goals took his tally for the season to 11, eight of them in five league games.
SUDBURY'S disappointing start to the Ryman North season continued tonight (Wednesday) when they were unable to hold on to a lead and had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Ilford.
THREE goals in the last nine minutes propelled Maldon to the top of Ryman North with a 5-2 home win over Waltham Forest tonight (Tuesday).
IT WAS a good night tonight (Tuesday) for the Walton neighbours in Ryman South. Walton & Hersham moved up to second place with a 2-0 home win over Three Bridges while Walton Casuals enjoyed a lone-goal victory at Ramsgate.
THAMESMEAD wasted no time in the FA Trophy replay at Burgess Hill tonight (Tuesday). Rob Carter scored after seven minutes, Rikki Cable netted a minute later, and that was all they needed for a 2-0 victory.
THREE BRIDGES wasted no time in Ryman South on Saturday, earning a penalty just 20 seconds into their home game with Ramsgate which Nigel Brake converted.
THE Newson twins grabbed two FA Trophy goals apiece yesterday (Saturday), but with contrasting results. Ben’s double led Heybridge to a 4-1 home win over Worthing but Sam’s pair could not save Needham Market from a 4-3 home defeat at the hands of Maidston
MARGATE are the new Ryman Premier leaders after a comfortable 2-0 home victory over Enfield Town yesterday (Saturday).
SOHAM became the last Ryman League team to get off the mark this season, recording a 4-2 victory at Redbridge yesterday (Saturday) in the only Ryman North fixture of the day.
RYMAN League clubs continue to thrive in the FA Cup after the replays last night (Tuesday) saw five more clubs reach the second qualifying round, making an impressive total of 33 survivors out of the 37 possible when Saturday’s games began.
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