Non-League Paper

INVICTA’S STILL ON TITLE BID COURSE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2026

BRENTWOOD T 0 FOLKESTONE IN 2 German 1, Lokko 15
By Michaela Georgopoulos

OPENER: Sam German, centre, is congratulated for his goal and, inset, Alex Woodyard shoots
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

FOLKESTONE remain 13 points clear at the top after two first-half goals saw off Brentwood.
It was the visitors who found an immediate lead in the first minute. Donell Thomas’ corner saw Sam German tap home.
Aiden Prall found Kymani Thomas on the left who advanced beyond Liam Smith, before his shot was cleared out by Ben Mason.
Jake Hutchinson received a through-ball on the break and played...

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