The Wells final game of the 16/17 campaign sees them travel to the Charles Sports Ground to face Deal Town.

The Hoops are 13th in the league having amassed 43pts from a record of 10 wins, 13 draws and 14 defeats.

The Wells have the opportunity to equal last seasons league position and move one place from 15th to 14th and leapfrog Rochester with a favourable result on Saturday.
The Wells and Rochester are level on 37pts with Rochester having a better goal difference of +5 and face a tough away fixture to champions elect Ashford Utd.

The final home game of the 16/17 season saw The Wells play out an entertaining 2-2 draw against Hollands & Blair.
The Wells took the lead through a superb Chris Seenan finish after Perry Spackman's knock down.

The Blair equalised through Gary Lockyer on 29mins and then took the lead 3mins later through the prolific James Macdonald.

Josh Biddlecombe netted The Wells equaliser 13mins into the 2nd half.

The Wells remain 15th in the league on 37pts from as many games.

The final game of the season sees The Wells travel to Deal Town next Saturday.

The final home game of the 16/17 campaign sees The Wells welcome Hollands & Blair to The Culverden.

The Wells remain in 15th and after Mondays 2-2 draw with Beckenham are now mathematically safe from the drop and will now be looking to improve on last seasons finish of 14th.

The Blair sit 8th in the league having claimed 60pts from their 36 games through a record of 18 wins, 6 draws and 12 defeats.

The previous meeting between the two sides earlier in the season saw The Wells come away from Star Meadow with all 3pts thanks to a Brad Potter goal.

The Wells fought valiantly from 0-2 down to salvage a 2-2 draw against relegation favourites Beckenham.

Luke Hackett and Brad Potter The Wells goal scorers.

The Wells welcome Beckenham Town to The Culverden on bank holiday Monday for the penultimate home game of the 16/17 campaign.

Having spent a considerable length of time as the basement side in the league, Becks have climbed 5 places up the table thanks to Saturdays 1-3 away win at Deal Town
Beckenham now sit 16th on 28pts with a record of 8 wins, 4 draws and 23 defeats from their 35 games.

The Wells remain 15th but with 7pts more than Beckenham.

The two teams played out a goalless draw at Eden Park Avenue back in September.

The Wells continue to limp towards the end of season finish line suffering a 3-1 defeat away to league new boys Bearsted.

An unmarked Reece Collins gave the home side the lead after 6mins when he headed home from a corner.

The Bears doubled their lead from the penalty spot when Mike Holliday netted on 19mins.

Chris Seenan gave a glimmer of hope to The Wells faithful when his shot was bundled into the net by the hapless Bears keeper.

Lucin Scarlet sealed a deserved win for the home side with 2mins remaining.

The Wells travel to Otham Sports Ground on Saturday to face Bearsted.

The Bears sit 13th in the league in their first season in the SCEFL premier. They have earned 37pts thanks to a record of 11 wins, 4 draws and 19 defeats.

The Wells remain in 15th after Wednesday evenings 1-0 win away at Rochester Utd.
They have now earned 35pts from 34 games and have a record of 10 wins, 5 draws and 19 defeats.

Jon Pilbeam's first half goal was enough to secure all 3pts for The Wells trip away to Rochester Utd.

Rochester were reduced to ten men in the first half after they had a player sent off.

Pilbeam netted on 26mins before being sent off midway through the second half.

The Wells stay in 15th and are now 10pts clear of the two bottom teams Fisher and Beckenham.

Next up The Wells travel to 13th placed Bearsted on Saturday.

Kick Off 3pm.

With only 5 games of the 16/17 campaign remaining, The Wells travel to Rede Court On Wednesday to face Rochester Utd.

The Spartans sit in 14th,one place above The Wells.
A record of 9 wins, 9 draws and 15 defeats has earned Rochester 36pts (4 more Than The Wells )

Goals from Ryan Crandley and Brad Potter insured The Wells earned all 3pts in the reverse fixture last month when The Wells ran out 2-1 winners.

Last seasons meeting saw The Wells win 4-0. Goals coming from Ryan Crandley x2 Joe Nwoko and Jack Howlett.

Kick Off 7:45pm

The Wells crashed to yet another home defeat after yet another abject display. This time going down 1-2 to struggling Lordswood.
A late Jon Pilbeam penalty could not save The Wells blushes as Jason Bourne's side suffered their nineteenth league defeat of the season.
Next up The Wells travel to Rochester on Wednesday evening.
Kick Off 7:45pm

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