The Wells dug in and earned a valuable 3pts away at K Sports.

K Sports were a big improvement on the side that lost 7-0 at The Culverden in September and rattled The Wells bar late in the first half however both defences were on top as the first half ended goalless.

The Wells took the lead through Fjord Rogers on 55mins when The Wells target man rifled home from Josh Froggatt’s cross.

Tom Woolridge went closest to equalising for the Paperboys but his long range effort was brilliantly saved by Simon Overland.

The Wells are on the road again on Saturday when they travel to Aylesford to face K Sports in the SCEFL premier division.

The Paperboys currently sit 13th on 17pts after 16 games. Their record comprises of 5 wins, 2 draws and 9 defeats.

After suffering a 7-0 hammering at The Culverden in September. K Sports put together a run of form which saw 4 league wins from 5 games before suffering defeat in their last 3 games.

The Wells put in a determined performance to earn an excellent 3pts away at Deal Town.

Jason Thompson opened the scoring on 14mins when he fired into the top right corner after Jordan Wells had dribbled and squared in the Deal area.

Ben Cardwell equalised for the hosts 4mins before the break with a scrappy goal.

Deal were reduced to ten men after a reckless challenge by Luke Bigginton on Wells substitute Danny Powell saw the Deal defender receive his marching orders.

The Wells make the 72 mile trip to
Deal Town on Saturday in the SCEFL premier division.

The Hoops sit 2 places below The Wells in 10th after 14 games on 21pts. Their playing record consists of 6 wins, 3 draws and 5 defeats. They have won 3 of their 7 games at home.

The Wells campaign has stalled having seen two home games fall foul to the weather and have now played just once in the last 4 weeks. They remain in 8th on 22pts having played the least amount of games of all the teams in the premier division.( 11 games )

After a two week hiatus The Wells continued their winning form with a dominant performance against title hopefuls Chatham Town.

A soggy Culverden saw The Wells get off to a flying start thanks to Jordan Wells who finished coolly after 8mins.

Josh Froggatt doubled The Wells lead on 16mins when skipper Freeman Rogers headed down for Froggatt to rifle home.

Wells keeper Simon Overland claimed The Wells second clean sheet of the season and was a relative spectator as Chatham were unable to mount a second half fight back.

The Wells return to league action after an enforced two week break on Saturday when they host Chatham Town at The Culverden.

The Chats sit 2nd in the league after 15 games on 28pts. They have a playing record of 8 wins, 4 draws and 3 defeats.

The Wells last outing was the 3-1 win at home against AFC Croydon. They have slipped to 9th in the league albeit having played only 10 games. Their record consists of 6 wins, 1 draw and 3 defeats.

The Wells celebrated The clubs 133rd birthday with an emphatic 3-1 win at home against AFC Croydon Athletic.

The Wells begun the game on the front foot with Euan Sahadow opening the scoring on 13mins.

Jason Thompson made it 2-0 6mins later when he converted with aplomb from a Euan Sahadow cross.

Fjord Rogers added a third on 23mins to make it 3-0.

Dominic Ogun pulled a goal back for the Rams on 36mins.

The second half played out to a stalemate with Josh Biddlecombe going closest to adding for The Wells.

The Wells welcome AFC Croydon Athletic to The Culverden on Tuesday evening.

The Rams arrive sitting 13th on 11pts from 10 games. They have won 3, drawn twice and lost 5 times. Last Saturday’s win away at Crowborough Athletic was the Rams first win in 5 games.

The Wells have slipped into a poor run of form which has seen them exit two cup competitions in the last week. They are without a league win since the 7-0 win at home to K Sports.

Last season saw former Wells forward Joe Nwoko grab the winner for AFC Croydon in a 0-1 win in front of 141.

Kick Off 7:45pm

The Wells crashed out of the Kent senior trophy with defeat at K Sports.

Matt Gething 26mins and Josh Brown 40mins goals gave The Paperboys a 2-0 win to see them into the next round.

The Wells winless run now stretches to 5 games.

Next up The Wells host AFC Croydon Athletic on Tuesday night in the SCEFL premier division.

Kick Off 7:45pm.

The Wells travel to Cobdown on Saturday to face K Sports in the first round of the Kent senior trophy.

Having suffered a 7-0 demolition at The Culverden 3 weeks ago, The Paperboys have found a run of form that has seen them win 3 of their last 4 games.

The Wells will look for a return to winning ways having suffered defeat in 3 of their last 4 games since the victory against K Sports. They have lost their last 2 league games and suffered an early exit from the FA Vase.

Kick Off 3pm.

K Sports Cobdown,
Station Road,
Aylesford,
Kent ME20 6AU

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