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Kent Senior Trophy round-up: Wins for Fisher, Stansfeld, Rochester, Staplehurst, Phoenix Sports - Kennington, SC Thamesmead and Corinthian go through on penalties

The Kent Senior Trophy took centre stage on Saturday with clubs competing in the first round.

The top two in the Southern Counties East Premier Division met at Star Meadow with visitors Fisher going through after winning 1-0 against Hollands & Blair.

Mack Reilly - was on target for Rochester against Petts Wood & Holmesdale on Saturday. Picture: Alan Coomes
Mack Reilly - was on target for Rochester against Petts Wood & Holmesdale on Saturday. Picture: Alan Coomes

The only goal of the game came from Temi Alaka on 27 minutes.

Lordswood let a two-goal lead slip before losing 9-2 at home to Stansfeld.

Division 1 Rochester produced an upset to knock out Premier Division Petts Wood & Holmesdale on penalties.

Rochester raced into a two-goal lead in 18 minutes through Logan Thomas and Mack Reilly.

But Joel Wakefield pulled one back and Lewis Heywood-Oriogun’s spot-kick made it 2-2 on the hour mark.

The tie went to spot-kicks with Aston Freeman scoring the decisive penalty as Rochester went through 4-2.

Another giantkilling came at the Jubilee Sports Ground where Vinnie Medhurst scored the only goal of the game as Staplehurst Monarchs beat higher-division Bearsted 1-0.

Tyler Sterling scored twice in the first nine minutes for the hosts but they trailed 4-2 at the break after goals from Jordan Patterson (2), Glen Bain and Jack Calvert for Stansfeld.

An own goal and Ryan Fowler made it 6-2 before Patterson completed his hat-trick. Nana Kufour and Billy Bennett rounded off the scoring.

Goals from Callum Keeble, Chris Loko and Ashdon Day saw Sutton Athletic defeat AFC Greenwich Borough 3-0.

Kennington came from behind to draw 1-1 at Tunbridge Wells before going through on penalties.

Regan Corke put Wells ahead in the first half but Sam Wright equalised on 50 minutes and Ton progressed 5-3 on spot-kicks.

Also going through on penalties were SC Thamesmead and Corinthian. Thamesmead drew 2-2 with Greenways in 90 minutes before winning 4-2 on penalties.

Corinthian drew 1-1 at Beckenham and went through 7-6 on spot-kicks.

In-form Jamarie Brissett continued his fine form in front of goal for Phoenix Sports, scoring a hat-trick in their 5-1 success at Rusthall. Lyle Della-Verde and Sebastian Levenson also netted.

One game on Wednesday saw Division 1 FC Elmstead knock out higher-league Larkfield & New Hythe 2-1 with goals from Finley Williams and Brooke Teirnan.

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