Ton's committee have agreed to freeze match day entry at £5 for adults for the prestigious fixture at Homelands on Sunday, October 13 (3pm k.o), to encourage the local community to come out and support - in this our debut season in the national competition. Concession entry is £3, with Under 16's free.

We're also proud to be teaming up with Prostate Cancer UK - charity partner of Non League Day, which takes place around the country 24 hours prior to our game.

Collection buckets will be available at the turnstile, as we do our bit to help fight the most common male cancer, which kills one man every 45 minutes. Prostate Cancer 'Men United' pin badges will also be available in exchange for a minimum donation of £2, with our match day programme on sale for £1.

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"Sunday is the biggest game in the history of Kennington Football Club - without a doubt", commented Kennington FC Chairman, Jon Lancaster.

"The game is a testament to the hard work behind the scenes at the Football Club - the enthusiasm and dedication of a select few has enabled the club to compete at this level, and from a personal point of view, I would like to thank them all for their continued support.

"The tie was moved to Sunday due to our landlords Ashford United being drawn at home in the Trophy, but with no Premier League on the box, we'd love to see the local community come down in numbers and get behind Dan and the boys - as well as such a worthwhile charity in Prostate Cancer UK."

Away victories at Epsom & Ewell (4-1) and Sidlesham (4-2 AET) have brought us to this stage - the first round proper - against our SCEFL Premier Division opponents.

The tie will be completed on the day, with extra time and penalties should the scores be level at the end of normal time. There's also FA prize money of £825 up for grabs for the winners, in addition to a place in the next round (final 64).