Medway Area Sunday League round-up (27/11/22)
Springhead Park are in seventh heaven after going top of Division 5 on Sunday.
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Springhead Park are in seventh heaven after going top of Division 5 on Sunday.
Striker Joe Gbode is set to be involved in the FA Youth Cup - just two days after starting in Gillingham’s FA Cup match at Dagenham.
Faversham Town have axed manager Simon Austin after less than six weeks in the hotseat.
Michael van Gerwen produced a nine-dart finish and a maximum check-out as he laid down a marker for the World Championship by claiming a seventh Cazoo Players Championship title.
The Iranian Football Federation has complained to FIFA about the United States removing the Islamic Republic symbol from the Iran flag in some social media posts. Ahead of nations' Group B meeting at the World Cup on Tuesday, the US infuriated their opponents by posting altered images of Iran's flag.
Former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy joins Peter Branigan and Conor Neville to discuss Day 8 of the FIFA World Cup.
Croatia boss Zlatko Dalic told Canada counterpart John Herdman he has "to learn some things" after claiming the pair did not shake hands after their World Cup finals clash. Dalic saw his side come back from Alphonso Davies' early strike - the Canadians' first goal at the men's finals tournament - to win the Group F encounter at the Khalifa International Stadium 4-1 on Sunday. Before the match, the Croatia head coach had urged his opposite number to show some respect after Herdman told his players to make life uncomfortable for their opponents in industrial language and had further words of wisdom for the Englishman after the game. He said: "I did not see the other head coach after the match. Whether I lose or win, I always congratulate the other head coach. "He wasn't there and that's his way of doing things. He's obviously mad. He is a good coach, he is a high-quality professional, but it will take some time for him to learn some things."
One moment of quality proved decisive as Ebbsfleet’s FA Cup journey was ended by League 1 Fleetwood in Sunday’s televised Second Round tie.