We have our first champions of the season - and Whitstable Town manager Jamie Coyle joins us to discuss his pride at winning the SCEFL in March and getting the club back to Step Four. We also catch up with Punjab United's Chipie Sian ahead of the first leg of their FA Vase semi-final against Cockfosters, and he discusses the challenge of playing two legs, how pleased he is with his team's focus in the league and his gratitude to Whitstable as they look to do what the Oystermen couldn't and knock out the Spartan South Midlands side.
We also hear from Dartford captain Michael Olarewaju after he got his first goal of the season to help the club keep up their play-off push with victory over Lewes - he discusses his hopes to break into the top five and the differences between being the chaser and the ones being chased.
There's all the rest of the news from across the county and the usual chat and nonsense, including stag weekends and Matt being outwitted by an old girl with a walking stick...
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