Faversham extended their strong start to the season at Aquatherm Stadium, securing their fourth home victory with a 3-1 win over Herne Bay. The Lilywhites, currently third in the standings, set the tone early when Jack Evans opened the scoring in the fifth minute. His shot from the edge of the penalty area slipped through Herne Bay goalkeeper Tom Wray’s hands, giving Faversham a swift advantage.

Herne Bay struggled to respond before halftime, with Wray managing to keep the deficit at one goal. However, the visitors soon faced further pressure after the break. In the 58th minute, Evans doubled Faversham’s lead by converting a cross from Nathan Wood, guiding the ball into the net with power.

The home side sealed the victory in the closing stages when Josh Strouts calmly finished to make it 3-0, demonstrating Faversham’s control throughout the match. Despite the comprehensive defeat, Herne Bay ended on a positive note as Rhys Wyborn scored a well-placed goal in the final moments, finding the top corner of the net.

The result reinforces Faversham’s solid form on home turf, helping maintain their position near the top of the table, while Herne Bay will be looking to build on the late goal as they prepare for upcoming fixtures.