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WANDERERS DO IT THE HARD WAY

SOUTHERN COUNTIES EAST

LARKFIELD and New Hythe Wanderers will play in the SCEFL Premier Division next season for the first time next season after winning the Division One play-off final yesterday.
An own goal was enough for them to beat Staplehurst Monarchs 1-0 at home in front of a bumper crowd of 828.
It followed an incredible 13-12 penalty shoot-out win against Lewisham Borough after a goalless draw on Tuesday night, where only one penalty was missed.
Monday will see Erith Town host Corinthian in the Premier Division play-off final at Bayliss Avenue.
The Dockers came from a goa...

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