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Sheppey United thrashed Eastbourne United 9-0 in the FA Cup and host Hassocks to Holm Park in the FA Trophy preliminary round this Saturday before Sittingbourne visit for an Isthmian South East match on Monday.
Sheppey United boss Kevin Watson says his players must enjoy Saturday’s stunning 9-0 victory - but not let it lead to complacency.