Corinthian Casuals v Ramsgate
Saturday 22nd August 3pm
Ryman Division One South

Its back to league action this weekend as we face a Ramsgate side with an almost identical record to ourselves.
Our visitors were held 1-1 at home last weekend due to a late Walton & Hersham equaliser but things have certainly improved this season already with the Ward brothers now back at the helm.

Admission is 
£8 adults 
£4 Concessions
U16's Free 

Match day Programme £2

Live match updates are available via the clubs twitter account

Corinthian-Casuals cruised through to the 2nd round of the Robert Dyas  with a comfortable victory over South Park at King Georges Arena.

James Bracken will be especially happy after giving several players their first starts of the season and he was rewarded as his side never looked back following Juevan Spencer's 7th minute opener.

Josh Uzun dispatched his second goal in as many games shortly before the break and two second half strikes from substitutes Ben Cotton and Emmanual Akokhia sealed a safe passage through to the next round of the league cup.

Corinthian Casuals v South Park
Tuesday 18th August 7.45pm
Robert Dyas League Cup Round One

After 3 league games its time for a break as we face South Park at home in the league cup.

Both sides have made decent starts to the season although at the weekend our visitors suffered their first defeat with a 2-1 loss at Sittingbourne.

Its possible that both managers may utilise their squads but both will be looking to build on their early season promise.

If the match is level after 90 minutes this evening we go straight to a penalty shoot-out.

Admission is £8 adults, £4 Concessions, U16's Free. Match day Programme £2

Live match updates are available via the clubs twitter account

Hythe Town V Corinthian Casuals 
Saturday 15th August 3pm
Ryman Division One South

Where do they play?
Hythe Town FC, 
Reachfields Stadium, 
Fort Road, 
Hythe,
 Kent, 
CT21 6JS
      
Whats the ground like?
Very unique! A two story stand with balcony views. Very pretty and one of our favs

How much does it cost to get in?
Adults - £9
Concessions (includes over 60s) - £6 
Under 18s - £2 
All ground admissions include access to undercover stand seating but there will be a small charge to watch games from the unique viewing balconies.

 How do I get there?
The Reachfields Stadium is easily accessible from the M20 motorway. Leave the M20 at junction 11, then at the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the B2068, signposted Hastings, Hythe. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Ashford Road, A20. Continue forward onto Ashford Road, A20. Entering Newingreen, at the T-junction turn left onto Hythe Road, A261, signposted Hythe. Continue forward down London Road, A261. Entering Hythe, continue forward at the traffic lights onto Scanlons Bridge Road, A2008.

Turn right at the next set of lights onto Dymchurch Road, A259. Either take the 1st left down Fort Road and turn right at the end of Fort Road for the car-park, or after a few hundred yards turn left onto the Reachfields estate. Follow the road round and the stadium will be on your right. The nearest train station to Reachfields is Sandling. 

There are regular trains to Sandling from London Bridge and London Charing Cross, as well as Ashford International. From the station the ground is approximately half an hour on foot and would include a steep climb on the homeward journey. Therefore a taxi is advisable, Folkestone Taxi's 01303 252000.

How did they do last weekend?
After losing away at South Park on the opening weekend Hythe lost their first home game on Tuesday against Herne Bay. However by all accounts it was a smash and grab raid from the visitors.

How did we get on there last season?
At a similar stage last season we took the lead though an early Juevan Spencer strike. However the hosts hit back and earned a draw through a late Jack Sullivan effort leaving the final score 1-1.
 
Anything else I should know?
Might be worth checking that Operation Stack on the Motorway isn't enforce before you set off!

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Corinthian-Casuals continued their excellent start to the season as they brushed aside Tooting & Mitcham United on Tuesday evening.

Juevan Spencer left out of Saturdays starting line up hit a brace and Emmanuel Akokhia a late 3rd as James Brackens side put in another impressive performance.

And Bracken praised his winger for his contributions. Bracken said, “Juevan knows what I want from him. He knows what he needs to do to play in the side. We spoke to him in the Summer and said he needs to add goals to his game and he’s scored two tonight.

“We haven’t got a bad player here at Casuals and Juevan falls into the category of another good player.

Spencer’s two goals were complimented by a skilful strike from Emmanuel Akokhia – his third in two games. The result sees Casuals rise to second in the league on goal difference and Bracken’s side have yet to concede in the league.

“The boys have been absolutely outstanding again. After Saturday, you worry if they’re going to get to that level again of energy, commitment and quality of football but they went out there and just done it all over again from the first whistle.

“Tooting are another decent side and both teams we’ve played so far have been good but we’re playing well.

 “The boys are loving it at the moment. Playing here every week, enjoying it and winning is of course giving them a great feeling. They’re such a good unit and they trust me.

“Let’s see where we are after ten games and again by Christmas but we’ll just keep plugging away, remain focused and work hard.”

A full match report will follow in the morning.

Corinthian-Casuals cruised past a strongly favoured Worthing side in the opening day of the Ryman League Division One season.

A first half brace from Emmanuel Akokhia was enough to see of the coastal visitors but easily could've been more in a dominant display. Opening with a well placed shot in the 4th minute, Akokhia added to his tally (pictured left) by rounding the keeper to slot into an empty net just before the half hour mark. It could've easily been more; Diego Maradona forced excellent saves from the Worthing keeper and kept the scoreline to a respectable level. 

An often feisty affair, Casuals put in a performance which saw them defend well after the break yet still look like the more likely to score. Worthing, who'd had an excellent pre-season, scoring 16 goals in their last three games offered very little and only mustered one shot on target all game.

Pics are available here and the goals can be seen here 

Corinthian Casuals v Worthing
Saturday 8th August 3pm
Ryman Division One South

The wait is over as James Bracken leads his side into competitive action for the first time at the helm as Worthing make the trip on the opening day of the season.

Both sides have had encouraging pre-season campaigns but that will matter little as the referee sounds his whistle at 3pm.

Admission is 
£8 adults 
£4 Concessions
U16's Free 

Match day Programme £2

Live match updates are available via the clubs twitter account