Sevenoaks will still be eyeing a possible championship winning season as they look to catch league leaders Ashford United and Crowborough Athletic. Wins during the week have left The Oaks 8 points behind top spot. They do still have to play host to Ashford United in the league, however, and with 10 games to go there is still lots of points to play for.

The highs and lows of recent games has left Kevin Rayner thoughtful as he starts successive games against the top three sides. Good wins at Sheppey and Corinthian was followed by a disappointing performance and result against Canterbury. He will still be facing a depleted squad due to injury although that wasn't an excuse for last week's result and he will want to ensure that is put firmly out of their minds.

A cloudy but dry day for is in store for Saturday. Temperatures will climb up to around 15 degrees with a southerly breeze making for a pleasant day.

There is a full league programme this Saturday. Leaders Ashford United make the journey to Bearsted; Crowborough can overtake them at the top if they fail to win and the Crows beat Deal Town at home. Cray Valley PM, in fourth, are away at Croydon; Hollands & Blair make the journey to play Erith Town while Sheppey United make the journey to out of form Lordswood. Whitstable Town are at home to second to bottom Beckenham Town; Canterbury City are at home to Tunbridge Wells; Corinthian entertain bottom of the table Fisher and finally Rochester United take on Erith & Belvedere.

10th March