The Wells made it 6 games unbeaten with a deserved point to title challengers Cray Valley PM.

A soggy afternoon at The Culverden saw The Wells take the lead on the stroke of half time when captain Perry Spackman headed home a Ola Williams cross.

The Millers Anthony Edgar equalised for the visitors 3mins in to the second half.

Despite both sides having chances, neither could convert and the points were shared.

Next up The Wells travel to Lordswood next Saturday.

Kick Off 3pm.

Saturday sees The Wells welcome title contenders Cray Valley PM to The Culverden.

The Millers sit 4th after 16 games with a record of 10 wins, 3 draws and 3 defeats. They sit 7 points behind league leaders Fisher with 2 games in hand.

Having suffered a somewhat surprise 2-3 defeat at home to Deal Town in Saturday, The Millers returned to winning ways on Wednesday evening beating Croydon 2-0.

The Wells will be hoping to continue their good run of form which has seen them win their last 6 games.

The Wells got their first win at The Culverden since last April with a 5-2 win against Basement side Croydon.

Captain Perry Spackman gave The Wells the lead after 3mins when he headed home from Jake Beecroft’s corner.

Tre Daley levelled for the visitors when he curled in a low shot past Calum Hampson on 20mins.

The sides remained level for just a minute when The Wells regained the lead thanks to a thunderous Jason Thompson free kick.

Chad Bryce-Borhwick extended the lead for The Wells when his thunderous effort found the net on 30mins.

Having played six straight away games, The Wells return to The Culverden on Saturday afternoon to host basement side Croydon.

The Trams languish at the bottom of the league having endured a torrid campaign. Their record after 14 games consists of 1 win and 13 defeats. They sit just 2pts below fellow strugglers Rusthall with two games in hand on the Rustics.

The Wells progressed to the quarter final stage of this seasons Senior Trophy by beating FC Elmsted 3-2.

After a goalless first half FC Elmsted opened the scoring when Joe Hart converted on 51mins.

The hosts lead was to be short lived when Steph Harper equalised for The Wells one minute later.

Jason Thompson 57mins and Chad Bryce-Borthwick 66mins added for The Wells until Alvin Turytemba pulled a goal back for Elmsted.

The Wells will now host St Peter of Jersey at The Culverden in the quarter final.

The Wells return to Kent Senior Trophy action on Tuesday evening when they travel to SCEFL Division One side FC Elmsted for the rearranged second round fixture of this seasons competition.

The Cocks have made their way to the second round thanks to a 1-3 first round away win against division one rivals Stansfeld.

The Wells secured their second round place thanks to a 3-0 win at home against AFC Croydon Athletic.

Kick Off 7:45pm

London Hire Ground,
Lower Road,
Hextable,
Kent
BR8 7RZ

The Wells continue their march up the table with an excellent 1-3 away win at high flying Deal Town.

Jamie Thompson gave The Wells a 25th minute lead only for Deal to equalise 5mins later through Alfie Foster.

Lewis Mingle restored The Wells lead on 36mins.

Jamie Humphries bagged The Wells third from the penalty spot on 70mins.

The win sees The Wells continue to climb the table and move up to 16th on 13pts.

Next up The Wells travel to FC Elmsted on Tuesday evening for their rearranged Kent Senior Trophy fixture.

Kick Off 7:45pm.

The Wells look to continue their climb up the league table on Saturday when they make the long trip to Deal Town.

The Hoops have been enjoying a successful campaign and currently sit 6th on 29pts after 17 games and have a record of 8 wins, 5 draws and 4 defeats.

The Wells climbed to 17th after their win away at Hollands & Blair and now have 10 pts and a record of 3 wins, 1 draw and 10 defeats.

Last season saw a 1-1 draw between the two teams. Jack Harris scoring for The Wells.

Kick Off 3pm.

Tonight’s game away to FC Elmsted has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Having recorded a somewhat comfortable 0-2 friendly away win at Bostik side Hythe Town on Saturday, The Wells return to competitive action when they travel to SCEFL Division One side FC Elmsted in the second round of the Kent Senior Trophy.

The Cocks have made their way to the second round thanks to a 1-3 first round away win against division one rivals Stansfeld.

The Wells secured their second round place thanks to a 3-0 win at home against AFC Croydon Athletic.

Kick Off 7:45pm

London Hire Ground,
Lower Road,
Hextable,
Kent
BR8 7RZ

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