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SOUTHERN COUNTIES EAST

FORMER finalists Tunbridge Wells beat Glebe in one of several all-SCEFL ties in the FA Vase.
Regan Corke was the Wells’ hero with two second half goals at Culverden.
Mike West’s goal on the stroke of half-time sent Whitstable Town through 1-0 at the expense of Hollands & Blair, while Bearsted progressed 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw at home to SCEFL colleagues Kennington.
Jesse Darko gave the Bears a half-time lead, but Charlie Owen levelled just after the hour to take the tie to penalties.
Rochester United convincingly beat Welling Town in an all Division O...

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