Games against Dulwich usually end up high scoring, and Saturday was no exception. It was a good game, and the better side on the day won. Quite simply, Dulwich had more pace, more technically gifted players, and as the game wore on, more stamina. Although Whitstable battled hard, a point would probably have been unfair on the hosts.

Whitstable came out firing on all cylinders and took control of the game from the outset. They worked the ball forward with some nice one touch footbal...

Whitstable had a relatively good record against Leatherhead before this game, and for most of it they were in control. Signs that Leatherhead might snatch victory however were apparent in the first minute after winning their first corner: how a completely unmarked number 10 headed over from point-blank range remains a mystery. On balance, the Tanners’ 3 points were achieved against the overall balance of the game and courtesy of one bad pass and a failure to mark properly when temporar...