After suffering 4 consecutive postponements, The Wells travel to Gillingham on Saturday looking to end their 21 day football drought when they face Hollands & Blair in the SCEFL premier division.

Having finished the previous 2 seasons in the bottom 3, The Blair have seen a revival in form this season which has taken them to currently sit 5th on 42pts after 25 games. Their playing record consists of 11 wins, 9 draws and 5 defeats.

The Wells continue to apply pressure to the teams above them in the league table with a devastating performance away to AFC Croydon.

The prolific Josh Froggatt gave The Wells the lead on 10mins for his first in a rampant afternoon.

Froggatt doubled the score line on 28mins.

The Rams pulled a goal back on Nahum Green on 37mins from the penalty spot.

Dominic Ogun levelled the score on 71mins.

Euan Sahadow continued his return to form when he netted on 78mins.

The Wells are on their travels again next Saturday when they travel to The Mayfield Stadium to face AFC Croydon Athletic.

7 places beneath The Wells, The Rams currently reside in 13th on 26pts after 20 games. Last Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Chatham Town brought an end to a 4 game unbeaten run for The Rams.

The Wells remain 6pts behind the teams in 4th and 5th but with 3 and 4 games in hand. Saturday’s 0-5 win away at Canterbury City saw The Wells claim their 12th league win of the season and equal last seasons final points tally (37pts) after 19 games.

The Wells put on a 5 star performance with a ruthless attacking display away at Canterbury City.

Chris Lawal gave The Wells a 7th minute lead when he placed the ball home.

Jordan Wells finished a well worked move to double The Wells lead on 20mins.

Matt Day returned to haunt his former club when he rifled home a 3rd on 54mins.

Euan Sahadow added a 4th on 70mins when he rolled over the goal line after good work from Josh Froggatt.

Substitute Rhys Bartlett wrapped up a fantastic team performance on 84mins with an excellent solo effort.

The Wells return to Salters Lane for the 2nd time in 3 days on Saturday to face Canterbury City, this time in the SCEFL premier division.

Last seasons FA Vase semi finalists sit 9th on 27pts from 20 games. Their playing record consists of 7 wins, 6 draws and 7 defeats. Their last league action outing saw them claim a win 2-1 at home to Bearsted which brought an end to a losing spell which had seen City go without a win since November.

The Wells progressed to the Challenge Cup quarter finals with a 0-2 win away at Canterbury City.

Euan Sahadow gave The Wells a 12th minute lead before Josh Froggatt added a second on 44mins and secured The Wells path into the next round.

RICHARD STYLES REACTION - Love a midweek cup win, job done, through to the next round. Delighted to for Sam Babayale making his 1st Team debut at such a young age, big talent and many more to come. Thanks to all Tunbridge Wells fans that made the journey and showed fantastic support. Onto Saturday now. #UpTheWells

The Wells are back in Challenge Cup action on Wednesday evening when they travel to Faversham’s Salters Lane stadium to face Canterbury City.

City made the 3rd round thanks to a 6-1 win at home to Lydd Town.

The Wells knocked out Welling Town in a convincing 5-2 win.

This will be the first meeting between the two teams this season.

Kick Off 7:45pm.

Salters Lane,
Faversham,
Kent ME13 8ND

The Wells were well beaten on a blustery afternoon In Gravesend suffering a humbling 3-0 defeat away at Punjab Utd.

James Nurden offered the best opportunity for The Wells to go in front but saw his shot go just over the crossbar after his jinxing saw him run past 3 players.

Punjab took a surprise 1-0 lead into half time through Bryan Zepo strike on 39mins.

The Wells gave themselves a bigger mountain to climb when they conceded a penalty at the beginning of the 2nd half which Will Johnson-Cole duly converted.

The Wells travel to Gravesend on Saturday to face Punjab Utd in the scefl premier division.

Having endured a tough start to their 2nd season in the premier division and losing their opening 5 games, Punjab have begun to climb away from the relegation zone and have moved up to 16th after 18 games.

They have a playing record of 5 wins, 3 draws and 10 defeats. Punjab have enjoyed notable away wins at AFC Croydon ( 0-3 ) and Glebe ( 1-2 ) while gaining maximum points at home against Welling Town ( 2-1 ) and K Sports ( h 3-0, a 0-4 )

The Wells put on a blistering second half attacking display to progress to the 3rd round of the challenge cup at the expense of Welling Town.

New signing Matt Day opened the scoring after just 3mins after Euan Sahadow had done well to win the ball in midfield and play a cross field pass to Josh Froggatt who duly crossed for Day to score on his home debut.

Chris Round equalised for Welling Town on 26mins when his low shot squirmed into The Wells net to make the scores level at half time.

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