We look ahead to today's Play-Off Semi-Final at The ReachTV Stadium After accumulating their highest ever points total at Step Two the Sports missed out on the National South title by just one point their third place finish at least sees them get a bye straight to the Play-Off Semi-Final where they face Maidstone United this afternoon That comes after the Stones beat the Sports’ Sussex rivals Worthing on Wednesday night with a couple of Ben Brookes’ penalties giving them a 2-0 win at Sussex Transport Community Stadium today sees them kick off their first play-off campaign since 2021/22 where they fell to a 2-0 defeat at Oxford CIty in the Play-Off Eliminator A lot has changed on and off the pitch since Danny Bloor’s side finished sixth and this group of players will be keen to get over the line and make it an unforgettable season Borough will be happy to be home and go into today’s tie defending a proud unbeaten record – 401 days and counting (that’s 1 year Rewind to a bonkers Good Friday afternoon which saw the Sports play over 35 minutes with not ten Pierce Bird had drawn Borough level with a spectacular strike when it was 10 v 11 after Sam Beard’s red card before Matt Rush made it 2-1 on 65 minutes Adam Murray then opted to twist to get back into the game but three goals inside the final five minutes saw the Stones run out 5-1 winners Borough have since beaten Maidstone here – with George Alexander’s strike enough to give the Sports a 1-0 win at the end of February with both teams looking to make the top-flight of Non-League football and they’ll need all of those aspects today Reach TV Stadium Priory Lane Eastbourne East Sussex BN23 7QH Maidstone United are through to the Vanarama National League South Promotion Final on Sunday 18 May The Stones will play Boreham Wood at Mangata Pay UK Stadium Meadow Park Kick off time to be confirmed by The National League the two clubs will announce admission prices and ticketing information Keep up to date via the website and make sure you’ve got alerts switched on across our Facebook Chester are through to face Scunthorpe United after they won at Kidderminster The Seals progress and are within 90 minutes of ending their National League exile after Declan Weeks returned to haunt the Harriers Scoring the winner against his old club eight minutes from time Chester completed the turn around after trailing to Kyle Morrison’s goal Calum McIntyre’s team drew level through Dylan Mottley-Henry - and then went on to win it sending the away supporters into pandemonium There was delight for the first time this season for the travelling fans at Eastbourne Borough That’s because Maidstone United did what nobody else has and won at Priory Lane - and they did it in dramatic fashion Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong struck just before half time Alfie Pavey made it 1-1 with a good finish before the visitors went down to ten men when Charlie Seaman was red carded But there was a huge twist when Aaron Blair grabbed a 90th minute winner to set up a final with Boreham Wood Pitch Hero Ltd Registered in ENGLAND | WF3 1DR | Company Number - 636 1033 The National League can now confirm kick-off times for the Vanarama National League North and South Promotion Finals Scunthorpe United booked their place in the Promotion Final with a comfortable win over Chorley at the Attis Arena Two Danny Whitehall goals had the Iron on their way before Callum Roberts and Carlton Ubaezuonu added the gloss Chester went behind in their semi-final at Kidderminster Harriers as Declan Weeks came back to haunt his former club to score the winner – that after the Seals triumphed in extra time against Buxton in their eliminator The Vanarama National League North Promotion Final will be hosted at the Attis Arena and will get underway from 4pm on Sunday 18 May Boreham Wood completed an astonishing comeback win against Dorking Wanderers in their eliminator The Wood were 3-1 down with seven minutes left and somehow won 4-3 thanks to Femi Ilesanmi’s late winner They then went down to runners-up Torquay United and won courtesy of a Matt Rush strike to book their place Maidstone United did something no other side this season has done and won at Eastbourne Borough to get here Aaron Blair hit a last-gasp winner there after they’d already been to Worthing and won in their eliminator The Vanarama National League South Promotion Final will be hosted at the Mangata Pay UK Stadium Meadow Park and will get underway from 12.30pm on Sunday 18 May Both games will be streamed live on National League TV on DAZN – to watch these games and all other Vanarama National League play-off matches head to DAZN.com/NLTV 3 MAY 2025BookmarkDelays on the M20 have been reported due to a car crash (Image: Traffic England)Delays were reported on the M20 as the route was partially blocked Saturday afternoon (May 3) A car and a lorry collided on on the M20 heading eastbound between Maidstone and Detling Hill The incident took place before junction 7 on the A249 reported: "M20 Eastbound partially blocked a lorry and a car involved before J7 A249 (Maidstone and Detling Hill)." 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The M20 eastbound was partially blocked following a crash between a lorry and a car The traffic monitoring service announced that traffic was being momentarily held before lanes were closed to clear the incident The closure did not last more than 20 minutes before lanes reopened fully again It is not though to cause further traffic on the M20 The M20 has cleared following an earlier accident It was earlier stated that a car and lorry had collided Inrix confirms the route has since been cleared Journeys should return to normal momentarily Good afternoon and welcome to the KentLive traffic blog Those travelling this bank holiday Saturday may get caught in delays after a collision on the M20 eastbound led to lane closures Drivers are likely to get caught in delays near Maidstone and Detling Hill It is not yet known if emergency service are on the scene Borough's top scorer looks ahead to Play-Off Semi-Final encounter on Sunday Sunday’s semi final will be shown on the big screen in the Spitfire Lounge The lounge’s capacity is 175 and entry will be on a first come You can also stream at home via Dazn. 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They’ll certainly need to do just that if Eastbourne Borough aren’t to progress they’ve not lost a single game at home all season long Maidstone United’s comfortable 2-0 victory at Worthing was their 11th away victory since August This is sure to be a game you can’t take your eyes off The story so far….Eastbourne Borough were one of six teams within a chance of the title on the last day this season and whilst they will still be feeling disappointed it was always out of their hands Adam Murray says he is proud of their season - but will the extra rest twist things in their favour Maidstone dug deep at Worthing and as we know from the past few years they’re very good at handling the big occasion Eastbourne Borough: George Alexander: 24Alfie Pavey: 7Jayden Davis: 6Jason Adigun: 6 Maidstone United: Aaron Blair: 19Solomon Wanjau-Smith: 8Ben Brookes: 7 Head-to-head: 26/11/24: Maidstone United 3-1 Eastbourne Borough 25/02/25: Eastbourne Borough 1-0 Maidstone UnitedWhat the managers say...Adam Murray Eastbourne Borough: “We’ve really enjoyed this week it's given us the chance to rest players that need it and we've got a couple of the boys back fit now which is huge for us there's going to be small margins in both games and it's about who can take advantage of the moment “We know we're in for a tough game on Sunday against a really top team with a top manager” Maidstone United: “We knew we had to play a perfect game on Wednesday “We have to take pride in the work we are doing “I saw the selflessness of each and everyone of the Maidstone United squad out at Worthing ensuring that we come to a tough place and put in a tremendous performance.” Get all the Strictly glitz direct to your email Thank you for subscribing!We have more newsletters Muddy Stilettos has now announced all of the winners for its yearly regional awards highlighting some of the best businesses from around Kent the publication seeks out those independents that are truly excelling within their field and deserve to have their hard work recognised Awards are given out across a wide range of categories with firms from 35 counties going head to head in a public vote to determine the crème de la crème This year, a whopping 105 Kent businesses were vying to be crowned the county’s best for their respective field and now the full list of winners has been announced Half-a-million people nationwide took part in the vote over eight weeks to pick their favourites Announcing this year’s batch of winners, Muddy Stilettos said: “Now in their 12th year we've always proudly run the Muddy Awards free for all businesses to take part and it's still as thrilling as ever to shine a light on brilliant lifestyle indies that make our lives so much more fun and vibrant A whopping great thank you to all our Muddy readers who took part or voted - the Muddy Awards are nothing without you!” All of the regional winners will automatically go through to the hotly contested National Finals of the Muddy Stilettos Awards Editors will judge who is the ‘best of the best’ in each category before announcing the national winners on Wednesday Winner: The Festival Theatre at Hever Castle (Edenbridge) Winner: The Clockwork Cocktail Company (Margate) Winner: Elmley Nature Reserve (Isle of Sheppey) Cellar Door Dining at Balfour Winery (Staplehurst) Rascal's Events & Catering (Tunbridge Wells) Kent Academy of Musical Theatre (Maidstone) Kent School of Performing Arts (Whitstable) Winner: Kent & East Sussex Railway (Tenterden) Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest (Goudhurst) Winner: Gingerly Green Flower Farm (Folkestone) Winner: The PIG - at Bridge Place (Canterbury) Find out more about things to do in Kent with our free What’s On email HERE. Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right Sign up to our daily newsletter for all the latest Kent stories and breaking news delivered straight to your inbox One Kent County Council seat in Maidstone borough was decided by a single vote as a Green Party candidate narrowly beat a candidate from Reform UK It wasn't all bad news for Reform in the borough though as they took seven of the nine seats on offer Reform's Oliver Bradshaw won with 2,477 votes However the second seat was decided by just one vote as Green Party candidate Stuart Jeffery received 2,373 votes while Reform candidate Peter Jarvis received 2,373 votes Elsewhere Reform took seats from the Conservatives in Maidstone Rural East In the final seat the Lib Dems held the Maidstone North East seat Overall on Kent County Council Reform UK now has overall control and holds 57 out of the 81 seats the Lib Dems are the second largest party with 12 councillors The final two seats are taken by Labour councillors down from the five the party held before the election Full results for Maidstone borough are listed below: Maidstone Central - REFORM AND GREEN GAIN FROM CON AND LIB DEM Maidstone Rural East - REFORM GAIN FROM CON Maidstone Rural North - REFORM GAIN FROM CON Maidstone Rural South -REFORM GAIN FROM CON Maidstone Rural West -REFORM GAIN FROM CON Maidstone South East -REFORM GAIN FROM CON For a full list of results from across Kent click here: Kent Local Election results full list For detailed results from the other 11 Kent County Council areas Ashford Canterbury Dartford Dover Folkestone and Hythe Gravesham Sevenoaks Swale Thanet Tonbridge and Malling Tunbridge Wells Sports suffer last gasp Play-Off heartbreak Alfie Pavey’s superb solo effort just after the hour looked like it would be enough to take the tie to extra time after Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong had given the visitors a first half lead at The ReachTV Stadium And the ball looked firmly in Borough’s court when Charlie Seaman was sent off with eight minutes to go but Blair’s strike as the clock hit 90 proved enough to break the hearts of the hosts Maidstone enjoyed slightly more of the ball – but it was Borough who showed they weren’t afraid of having a go at goal Jason Adigun and Yahaya Bamba both had efforts deflect into the arms of Alexis Andre Jr early on before Seaman weaved his way through from the right but only to fire over at the other end Adigun then had a shot well blocked after some good build up play from the hosts before Camron Gbadebo saw a header clip the top of the bar from a tight angle it was Maidstone who got the breakthrough three minutes before the break A cross from the left was kept alive and George Fowler helped it into the path of Berkeley-Agyepong It was a difficult one to take for the Sports who knew they would have to find something special against a side known for their defensive resilience – and they produced just that on 63 minutes A hopeful long ball from Freddie Carter was kept alive by Pavey who shrugged off the challenge of both Reiss Greenidge and Temi Eweka before rifling a shot low past Andre Jr Eweka then denied Bamba from putting the Sports in front as Adam Murray’s men looked to turn the tie around with Adigun shooting off target with 15 minutes to go Seaman was then shown a second yellow card with 82 minutes gone following a late challenge on Jack Clarke in midfield Brad Barry then had a free-kick well kept out by Andre Jr before sub George Alexander skewed a good chance wide of the mark after a great ball in from Courtney Clarke the Sports were dealt the ultimate sucker punch Riley Court played the ball over the top of the defence and Blair broke through on goal but nothing would fall their way as their promotion dreams came to an end What’s on at the home of the Stones this week… Hear from Adam Murray following the 2-1 defeat against Maidstone United If you’re looking for a football fix this afternoon (3 May) head down to the Gallagher for the Maidstone United Raiders Charity Match The fixture will be raising funds for the club’s PAN disability section as well as remembering two Raiders players – Charles Bolt and Reece van Sertima – who are sadly no longer with us who joined the Raiders at the age of eight were part of several championship-winning sides the game will see Maidstone United Raiders take on The Old Rectory – a team made up of Reece’s family and friends Kick off at the Gallagher Stadium is at 14:00 with a raffle and auction taking place in the Spitfire Lounge after the game will start the match and present mementos after the game There are more than raffle prizes up for grabs raffle and auction will go to Stones in the Community – Maidstone United’s charity The Stones are heading to the Sussex coast this Sunday to play Eastbourne Borough in the Vanarama National League South play-off semi-final we are allocating a batch for the players who got us there and to the supporters’ club to facilitate a combined coach and admission ticket package We are fully aware we could sell that amount several times over but them’s the breaks We are also aware that how they’re sold and to who will also be subject to much debate (we’ve wrestled with all the scenarios in the past 12 hours) and coming to a consensus is nigh on impossible If we could serve all season ticket holders plus a general sale – as happened in the FA Cup fourth and fifth rounds last season – that would be the ideal scenario but we’re dealing with a much smaller capacity There will be a priority sale for season ticket holders (one per season ticket holder) on Friday (2 May) from 6pm Approx two thirds of the tickets will be available the second batch will be available on general sale (maximum of two person) we will monitor the queue and provide a cut-off point to avoid supporters queueing for nothing Any supporter requiring disabled access/parking the match will be shown on the big screen in the Spitfire Lounge It will also be available on the National League TV channel Borough boss Adam Murray looks ahead to Sunday's tie at The ReachTV Stadium Worthing want to exorcise a ghost after falling at the final play-off hurdle - they host Maidstone United in a game that'll decide who will play Eastbourne Borough this Sunday George Busby takes a look at both teams' route to this massive play-off game After leading the way for a number of weeks in the final few months Worthing will want to pick themselves up for the Eliminators After they lost the league title to Truro City by a single point Maidstone United won’t have that last day disappointment to contend with They grabbed a play-off place with a bit to spare and we know the Stones can handle the big moments after their FA Cup heroics last season Worthing:Danny Cashman: 16Liam Nash: 14Mo Faal: 13Temi Babalola: 8 Maidstone United: Aaron Blair: 19Sol Wanjau-Smith: 8Temitope Eweka: 6Ricardo German: 6 05/10/24: Worthing 0-2 Maidstone United25/01/25: Maidstone United 1-2 Worthing Worthing: “We know we have to be at our best on Wednesday “The challenge for us is to play with the shackles off we've got to find a way to get the players into a head space where they have that same feeling ahead of a massive game against Maidstone “You've got to really admire what George and co have done down there the consistency they've produced over a two three year period now deserves a massive amount of credit” Maidstone United: “There's nothing like revenge in football we have to ensure that we don't play any differently we’re going to prepare just like we do for any other game we need to be relaxed and we need to trust and believe in ourselves” Worthing head into a third successive play-off campaign as they take on Maidstone United at the eliminator stage A five goal showing at Enfield Town on the final day of season wasn’t enough to see the outside chance of claiming top spot come to fruition with Truro City taking care of business relatively early against St Albans City to see the league title head to the west country all six teams that were in with a chance of lifting the title heading into the final day all won comfortably meaning it was as you were and the Reds had to settle for fourth place finish albeit only one point adrift of the champions Maidstone went into the final day knowing that – barring an unlikely swing in goal difference between them and Weston-super-mare – they would finish seventh and came from behind twice to eventually draw 2-2 at Farnborough The Stones are in the second season back in step 2 following relegation from the National League in 2023 finishing in the play-off places on both occasions They started this season showing and both themselves in lower-mid table after a quarter of the season but a mid-season run that saw them go 18 matches undefeated propelled them into second A difficult February ultimately cost the chance of fighting for the title but they ended the campaign strongly only losing one of the last eleven matches They lost just four matches away from home in the league all season and picked up just as many points on the road (39) as they did at home (40) a former Premier League player with Wolverhampton Wanderers After ending his playing career at the Gallagher Stadium he stepped in as caretaker manager following the departure of Hakan Hayrettin in January 2023 before being appointed permanently two months later he memorably guided the Stones to the fifth round of the FA Cup overcoming Championship leaders Ipswich Town on the way Forward Aaron Blair joined United last summer having helped Braintree Town secure promotion from National League South scoring in his side’s dramatic 4-3 win over the Rebels at Woodside Road Blair has added to his reputation as a proven goalscorer at the level by netting 17 times in the league this season The Reds won the reverse fixture 2-1 at the Gallagher Stadium thanks to an own goal and a strike by Mo Faal against his former club It was the same result at Woodside Road when the two sides met in the play-off semi-final 12 months ago the second deep into stoppage time sent the Rebels to brink of the National League before defeat to Braintree in the final Current Reds Mo Faal and Lucas Covolan lined up for the Stones that day Manager Chris Agutter remains without experienced defenders Aarran Racine and Sam Beard who are both serving three-match suspensions Both would be available for the play-off final should the Reds get there Joe Partington and Sam Packham who deputised in Saturday’s 5-1 win at Enfield Town look set to continue in defence Goalkeeper Chris Haigh returned to the starting line-up at the Dave Bryant Stadium for the first time since February’s 4-0 defeat to Slough Town A reminder that this match is all-ticket and sold out Please do not travel to the ground without a valid ticket Tonight’s match has been kindly sponsored by ELEVETE Hub — a supportive space created specifically for ambitious HR professionals who want more from their careers Find out more about ELEVEATE Hub on their website If you’re unable to travel to north London you can listen live to the club’s official match commentary service on Mixlr, or follow updates via the our X/Twitter account Worthing FC Official Commentary is on Mixlr Sussex Transport Community Stadium Woodside Road Worthing West Sussex BN14 7HQ Gilbert Investments Limited & Barry Hunter Voters across Maidstone borough will head to the polls on Thursday (May 1) to elect nine councillors to represent them on Kent County Council Residents in Maidstone as well as surrounding towns and villages have the chance to use their vote to influence policies on issues such as roads Maidstone borough has 49 candidates standing across eight wards with each ward electing one or two councillors to county hall the nine Gravesham seats are held by seven Conservatives and two Lib Dem councillors 425 candidates are standing for your votes in 72 wards across the 12 boroughs and districts that make up the Kent County Council region Medway Council does not have elections scheduled in 2025 Kent County Council currently has a Conservative majority with the Lib Dems as the next largest party on six Labour and the Green Party hold five seats each three members for Reform and one each for the Heritage Party and the Swale Independents Elections in Kent are going ahead this year despite the ongoing devolution process that is set to see the county’s current councils abolished to be replaced with a smaller number of unitary authorities A full list of candidates for all of the Maidstone borough seats in the 2025 Kent County Council elections are listed below: For a full list of candidates standing in ever area of Kent in the 2025 Local Elections click here. For a detailed list of Ashford candidates click here For a detailed list of Canterbury candidates click here For a detailed list of Dartford candidates click here For a detailed list of Dover candidates click here For a detailed list of Folkestone and Hythe candidates click here For a detailed list of Gravesham candidates click here For a detailed list of Sevenoaks candidates click here For a detailed list of Swale candidates click here For a detailed list of Thanet candidates click here For a detailed list of Tonbridge and Malling candidates click here For a detailed list of Tunbridge Wells candidates click here Welling United’s relegation from the Vanarama National League South has been confirmed following a 4-0 defeat to Maidstone United at Park View Road on Friday afternoon Goals either side of the break did the damage for the Wings as the Stones strengthened their play-off credentials with a convincing victory The hosts came agonisingly close to opening the scoring with just five minutes on the clock when Jez Davies swivelled nicely on the edge of the box before seeing his shot crash back off the woodwork and clawed away by Stones stopper Alexis Andre Jr the promotion-chasing visitors began to turn the screw – Jack Burchell made a good block from Charlie Seaman’s volley before Rhys Lovett made a good save to keep Ruben Shakpoke’s shot out of the bottom left-hand corner It would not be long before Maidstone would get the opener with Aaron Blair crashing home a finish into the roof of the net Welling looked to respond with Davies hitting the crossbar for the second time with another good-looking shot from the edge of the penalty area but their efforts were hindered on the half-hour mark when Deon Moore was forced off with injury The Stones continued to push for a second and got it before the break and it came via a set-piece as Temi Eweka powered home a header from a corner It would get worse for the Wings in the second half as the visitors made it three just six minutes after the restart as they capitalised on a Lovett error The goalkeeper’s attempted clearance resulted in a mis-kick allowing Jacob Berkley-Agyepong the simple task of finishing into an empty net Three became four before the hour mark when the Stones were awarded a penalty after Lovett was adjudged to have fouled Berkley-Agyepong in the box leaving Ben Brookes to step up and dispatch his spot-kick to put the game well and truly beyond the hosts The work will now begin for Welling to mount a challenge for an immediate return as they prepare for life in step three next season J Hearnden Skip Hire Community Stadium Park View Road Welling Kent DA16 1SY Welling United Football Club is a Community Interest Company registered with Companies House Full name Welling United Football Club Community Interest Company Limited Registered number 08055420 We use cookies to make sure we give you the best experience possible. 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Click here to find out more 0) 90%);pointer-events:none;}Press REMIND ME below to get first access to tickets when they drop on WEDS 30TH APRIL AT 6.30PMView More>@media (min-width:0px){.css-pgb489{font-size:0.8rem;}}@media (min-width:1100px){.css-pgb489{font-size:1rem;}}Please note: The event information above has been added by the organiser Whilst we try to ensure all details are up-to-date we do not make any warranty or representation as to the accuracy or completeness of the information shown because we believe true fans deserve a fairer and smarter way to discover events they love.” 0.08);border-bottom-width:thin;margin-top:35px;margin-bottom:35px;border-color:#4e4e4e;margin-top:16px!important;margin-bottom:16px!important;}© 2001 - 2025 Skiddle Ltd | Skiddle is a registered trademark | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Eastbourne Borough’s dream of promotion to the top division of non-league football are over.  The Sports lost 2-1 at home to Maidstone in the semi-final in front of more than 3,400 at Priory Lane - with the visitors scoring in the 90th minute Borough were undefeated at home all season in the league but went the same way as Worthing in the play-offs – losing to a Maidstone side who were well off the title race but qualified for the knockouts by finishing seventh in the league They will now face Boreham Wood in the final in 2 weeks time leaving Adam Murray’s Borough to fight it out with Worthing and Horsham in next season’s National South which turned out to be a fairly even match with neither side able to break the deadlock in the first 30 minutes Yahaya Bamba and Jason Adigun both had attempts at goal blocked while Maidstone struck the Borough bar albeit with an effort which would have possibly been chalked off for offside had it gone in Maidstone took the lead through Jacob Berkeley-Agypong It was getting tense as the second half continued but that tension was lifted on 63 minutes when Alfie Pavey levelled for Eastbourne beating two defenders before finishing clinically Maidstone were reduced to ten men when Charlie Seaman was shown his second yellow card the Stones broke Borough’s hearts when Aaron Blair restored their lead in the 90th minute It was a very nervy and edgy 6 minutes of added-time with Borough giving it everything they had to try and find a equaliser It was such a cruel blow to end a fantastic season for Borough who will be determined to go again next season!  Keep up to date with Maidstone United under-23s compete in the Southern Counties East Development League the competition is split into a west and east division The Stones are in the east division alongside Bearsted Home matches are played at the Gallagher Stadium on a Tuesday evening £3 for concessions (65+/students) and free for under-16s Maidstone United season ticket holders get 50% off adult and concession prices Welling United kick off the Easter weekend on Good Friday as they welcome Maidstone United to Park View Road (3pm) the Wings know that only a victory will do if they are going to remain alive in their fight against relegation while a victory for Salisbury in their game against Weymouth would also condemn Welling to the drop Dave Winfield will be knocking on the door of a return to action after being sidelined in recent weeks with injury but Chiori Johnson and Zain Walker will continue to miss out Gene Kennedy will be available again having served his two-match ban Maidstone remain in the hunt for promotion albeit through the play-offs as they face a battle to secure a place in the top seven They come into the Easter weekend in eighth place one point off Weston-super-Mare who occupy the final play-off position 14 draws and nine defeats from their 43 games played Their recent form has seen them embark on a three-game winning run before losing 3-0 at Weston-super-Mare in a six-pointer earlier this month and following up with a goalless draw at home to Weymouth last weekend Welling slipped to a narrow defeat at the hands of Maidstone at the Gallagher Stadium in the reverse fixture on New Year’s Day Despite a brave defensive performance from the Wings Aaron Blair’s second-half strike was enough to earn the points for the in-form home side Tickets for the penultimate home fixture of the 2024/25 season against Maidstone are now on sale with the game at Park View Road set to be segregated Visiting supporters will be occupied in the Erith & Belvedere side of the stadium and must purchase their tickets online in advance with no tickets available from the away turnstiles on the day will continue to be able to purchase their tickets both online in advance and from the home turnstiles on the day of the game with a £1 increase on adult and concession tickets Tickets bought online in advance are priced £16 adults U11s also go free with an accompanying adult Tickets bought at the home turnstiles will be priced £17 adults while U16s and U11s go free (U11s with an accompanying adult The Fans Zone marquee will be open for home supporters ahead of kick-off with a variety of alcoholic drinks on offer while the Urban Street Food truck will be offering a whole host of tasty food options throughout the afternoon to jerk chicken and chicken chow mein and everything in between Big screens will be on in both the Fans Zone and Wings Bar while two darts boards are available for fans to go head-to-head with their friends and supporters will also be able to enjoy live music pre-match Away supporters will have access to the Erith & Belvedere bar where food will also be available the the club’s official matchday programme will be available to purchase at the turnstiles for £3 0.87);-webkit-transition:box-shadow 300ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;transition:box-shadow 300ms cubic-bezier(0.4 0.2)),url("https://d1plawd8huk6hh.cloudfront.net/assets/default400.png");-webkit-background-size:contain;background-size:contain;}This event has already 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RE-EE-WIND....css-1tyyxax{position:absolute;top:0;right:-8px;height:100%;content:"";background:linear-gradient(to right 1) 100%);pointer-events:none;z-index:1;}@media (min-width:0px){.css-1tyyxax{width:32px;}}@media (min-width:900px){.css-1tyyxax{width:64px;}}@media (min-width:0px){.css-pgb489{font-size:0.8rem;}}@media (min-width:1100px){.css-pgb489{font-size:1rem;}}Please note: The event information above has been added by the organiser Maidstone United Soccer School is back next month The gates to the Gallagher will be open from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 May for three days of football fun The sessions will include football coaching The soccer school day runs from 10am to 3pm with check-in and collection half an hour either side the cost is £35 per day or £90 for three days You must be logged in to post a comment Tickets for Welling United’s penultimate home fixture of the 2024/25 season against Maidstone United on Friday Visiting supporters will be occupied in the Erith & Belvedere side of the stadium and must purchase their tickets online in advance Tickets bought at the home turnstiles will be priced £17 adults The Easter Monday fixture between Maidstone United and Tonbridge Angels is all-ticket The final home game of the 2024/25 league campaign will kick off at the earlier time of 13:00 Season ticket holders already have their pass for the game and do not need to do anything in advance of the fixture If you usually pay on the day, home e-tickets are on sale now Manchett Stand seat: plus £3.00 on the above prices – subject to availability a limited number of paper tickets for home fans will be available from the club office up to and including Thursday 17 April A reminder that children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult (18+) or concession (65+) for all first team fixtures at the Gallagher Stadium Proof of age will be checked on arrival by means of photographic ID Tickets will not be available on the day of the game, so please make sure you purchase in advance and by 11am on Easter Monday Stones fans are invited to stay on for the presentation of the manager’s player and supporters’ player of the season The Spitfire Lounge will be open throughout the afternoon and the players and management will be popping in after the end-of-season presentation for autographs and selfies Round off your Easter weekend with a Kent derby at the home of the Stones Tickets for the away match against Welling United on Good Friday are now on sale There will be home and away sections for this match and Stones fans must buy their tickets online in advance of the fixture Tickets will not be available on the turnstiles that day Please note those purchasing concession or student tickets must have appropriate ID such as a bus pass Disabled supporters will pay the concession rate