Folkestone Invicta joint-boss Micheal Everitt wants side to be even more clinical after 4-0 FA Cup victory at Hartley Wintney ahead of Isthmian Premier clash at Lewes

Joint-head coach Micheal Everitt is warning his Folkestone players they may need to be even more clinical if they are to beat Lewes.

Invicta extended their unbeaten run to three matches with a 4-0 FA Cup victory at Hartley Wintney on Saturday.

Isthmian Premier Folkestone haven’t exactly been goal-shy in the early stages of the season, netting 13 times in six fixtures, and they have only drawn a blank once.

But they’ll face a stern examination in Sussex this Saturday against a free-flowing side who have already collected four league points more than them.

Everitt said: “We know how they’re going to play, they play a lot of football.

“They’re a good side so it’s going to be tough.

“They’re unbeaten, as well, so hopefully that changes on Saturday.

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“We probably will need to be more clinical if we’re going to win the game.”

There was a third successive clean sheet for Invicta against Hartley in the FA Cup First Qualifying Round as two-goal winger Jordan Ababio led the way before substitutes Andre Coker and Ira Jackson, with a penalty, added to their tally.

But Everitt reflected: “I think you can always do a bit better.

“As management, we always want perfection. You never really get perfection but we certainly were a little bit disappointed we didn’t make the right decisions sometimes in the final third.

“But we scored four and won the game. Getting through to the next round was the most important thing.”

Folkestone’s cup reward is a derby trip to Margate, which will come seven days after their game at Lewes.

Invicta have already beaten Reece Prestedge’s troops 2-0 in the league at Cheriton Road but Everitt certainly won’t underestimate the Thanet team.

He noted: “It’s a tough draw, a