How Things Are Going So Far

Kings United would seemingly have one hand on the Premier Division Trophy as they enter the Festive break nine points clear of their closest challengers TWS Cramptons. Last season’s Champions, Counting House, are third in the table ten points off the lead but do have a game in hand. Kings also have the Division’s top scorer in Zack Thomas who has hit 22 goals in ten appearances so far.

Lesters Athletic hold the advantage in the First Division as they’re a point clear at the top and have games in hand on those teams sat in second and third, FC Inter Westgate and Red Arrows. Hussar are fourth, four points off the lead but with two games in hand. Westgate Social Club are sat in sixth place but are level on points with Red Arrows in third place. Easy Scaff are ninth on twelve points but are only four points behind third place. With the second half of the season getting underway in January, there will be plenty of movement in this Division and a very intriguing conclusion in store. Monkton’s Matt Hardy is the Division’s top scorer with 18 goals so far.

Shrimpos sit two points clear at the top of the second division and have a game in hand, they’ve currently not lost this season but are being hunted down. Garden Bar are second and are having a fantastic season after the tough season they endured last campaign. Sandwich Town are third and haven’t lost in the league this season so far. The Vale, Thanet Athletic, Holman Carpentry and Franklins will all feel they’ve got a chance to get into the top three with a decent second half of the season. Shrimpos also have the Division’s top scorer as Gareth Rushton has notched 20 goals in his 10 appearances.

We also have the Chris Sear Memorial Cup and Shield, Challenge Cup, Challenge Trophy and Divisional Cups to conclude in the second half of the season as we build towards what is shaping up to be a very exciting conclusion to the 2024-2025 season.