Tuesday 17th February

 

PREMIER DIVISION

Fisher 4-2 Corinthian

Rusthall P-P Stansfeld

Whitstable Town 4-2 Tunbridge Wells

 

Two games survived the schedule.
Two games finished 4–2.
And at the top? The gap just got bigger.

Seventeen points clear.

Whitstable Town didn’t have it all their own way, though. Tunbridge Wells stunned the leaders with a late first-half double as Regan Corke (45+1’) and Lewis Allan (45+4’) put the visitors 2–0 up in what was turning into a huge shock.

Then came the twist.

Javaun Splatt pulled one back in stoppage time (45+6’) to completely flip the mood before the break. From there, the leaders took control. Lewis Chambers (61’) levelled, Splatt struck again (67’) to complete his brace, and Jack Nelson (90+3’) sealed it late on.

From two down to cruising clear at the top — that’s title-winning resilience.

Fisher’s late-season surge gathered even more momentum as they climbed into fourth place with an entertaining victory over Corinthian.

Festos Kamara was the headline act, grabbing a superb hat-trick — two from the penalty spot — as the Fish made it seven league games unbeaten.

Kamara struck in the 10th and 24th minute (pen), restored control late on (85’ pen), with Lorenzo Duncan adding another (73’). Corinthian had their moments through Oscar Housego (30’) and A. Jack Billings (58’), but Fisher always seemed to have another gear.

The timing of this run couldn’t be better in Rotherhithe.

Two 4–2 scorelines.
A 17-point lead at the summit.
A new name in fourth.

The Premier Division table is stretching — and the finish line is starting to come into view.

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