FA Cup first qualifying round: Injury-time drama sees Sittingbourne denied by Dover while Lordswood make history and Ashford and Dartford hit six

Two goals in added time denied Sittingbourne an FA Cup first qualifying round upset against Kent rivals Dover.

Ryan Maxwell’s Isthmian South East outfit looked set for victory against Isthmian Premier Whites after early goals from Henry Sinai and Ryan Kingsford.

But the visitors pulled a goal back in the third minute of added time, with the ball going in off Brickies keeper Harley Earle.

And there was further drama two minutes later when Dover made it 2-2, setting up a replay at Crabble on Tuesday night.

Lordswood reached the second qualifying round for the first time in their history after beating higher-league Binfield 3-1.

Southern Counties East Lords trailed their Isthmian South Central opponents at the break but Matt Gething and an Elliott Duncan double turned the tie around.

Gary Lockyer scored four times as Ashford United thumped Three Bridges 6-1 at Homelands.

Lockyer struck twice in each half, with Jack Saunders and Craig Stone also on target in a big home win for Danny Kedwell’s side.

Ramsgate are on the charge again in the FA Cup after beating 10-man Folkestone 3-1 at Southwood. Read the report here.

Dartford cruised to a 6-2 victory over Marlow at Princes Park.

Eddie Dsane’s 42nd-minute strike opened the floodgates, with Olly Box scoring either side of half-time, followed by a Ben Allen double and a late sixth from Callum Jones.

Chatham were comfortable 2-0 winners at Westfield thanks to second-half goals from Bailey Akehurst and Freddie Sears.

Herne Bay march on after first-half goals from Frankie Smith and Michael Salako in a 2-0 victory at Ashford Town (Middx).

Cray Valley eased to a 3-1 win at Badshot Lea on their return to FA Cup action after last year’s run to the first round.

Adam Coombes gave the