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2015–16 Kent Invicta Football League

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The2015–16 Kent Invicta Football League season, known for sponsorship reasons as the Pain & Glory Sports Kent Invicta League, was the fifth and last in the history ofKent Invicta Football League, afootball competition in England for clubs located in and adjacent to the historic county ofKent. At the end of the season, the league merged with theSouthern Counties East League[1] and became the lower division of the merged league.

The league comprised one division and there was also a league cup competition, the Challenge Trophy.

The League

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Football league season
Kent Invicta
Football League
Season2015–16
ChampionsBearsted
PromotedBearsted
Sheppey United
Matches380
Goals1,443 (3.8 per match)

The league comprised twenty clubs of which fifteen competed in the league the previous season, together with five additional clubs:[2]

Bearsted were league champions and took promotion, along with runners-upSheppey United, to theSouthern Counties East League Premier Division (their post-merger top division). After the seasonAC London moved to theCombined Counties League and the rest of the clubs formed the bulk of theSCEFL Division One for the following season.

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or qualification
1Bearsted3829459133+5891Promoted toSCEFL Premier Division
2Sheppey United38276510736+7187
3Glebe38264810745+6282Qualified forSCEFL Division One
4Sutton Athletic38254911453+6179
5Bridon Ropes38217107349+2470
6APM Contrast3820998644+4269
7Gravesham Borough382151211866+5268
8Lydd Town38215129048+4268
9Seven Acre & Sidcup38205139172+1965
10AC London381512117759+1851[a]Transferred to theCombined Counties League
11FC Elmstead38148167374−150Qualified forSCEFL Division One
12Meridian VP38147177192−2149
13Forest Hill Park38137184669−2346
14Phoenix Sports Reserves38125214680−3441
15Crockenhill38117205790−3340
16Orpington38106224468−2436
17Kent Football United38662647119−7224
18Eltham Palace38632936132−9621
19Rusthall3848264097−5720
20Lewisham Borough38282829117−8814
Source:fchd
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Notes:
  1. ^AC London were deducted six points for a breach of league rules.

Results

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Home \ AwayAPMBEABRICROELMELTFHPGLBGRAKFULEWLONLYDMERORPPHORUSSEVSHPSUT
APM Contrast2–32–15–01–12–04–11–23–15–16–01–11–00–04–03–02–00–21–11–0
Bearsted0–22–18–14–27–02–00–23–16–03–11–01–04–32–03–02–04–00–04–3
Bridon Ropes1–13–01–15–25–02–10–05–11–01–02–11–21–22–13–12–00–12–01–3
Crockenhill0–41–21–23–24–05–31–32–02–03–11–11–41–20–24–10–01–21–20–4
FC Elmstead0–30–21–32–16–14–01–13–31–02–10–01–34–22–21–41–11–31–55–0
Eltham Palace1–50–12–30–21–31–22–113–23–33–01–31–11–32–10–11–02–30–40–6
Forest Hill Park0–00–20–23–22–11–12–31–13–22–01–11–04–20–12–11–01–00–41–2
Glebe1–21–31–11–24–07–03–13–03–29–11–32–15–31–01–23–02–32–22–0
Gravesham Borough2–24–10–32–01–313–01–04–12–25–15–11–65–16–07–23–04–31–35–1
Kent Football United1–00–00–64–40–83–21–30–31–21–10–23–22–33–13–10–33–70–20–6
Lewisham Borough1–30–51–21–31–06–11–10–61–90–21–10–50–11–10–11–10–10–21–1
AC London2–10–34–11–11–34–12–01–21–46–43–02–21–11–02–17–11–11–13–3
Lydd Town3–24–01–24–00–03–04–10–13–18–13–13–23–11–03–03–32–21–22–3
Meridian VP3–30–21–12–03–43–02–20–41–13–12–21–71–23–02–04–12–11–41–3
Orpington3–30–01–30–11–34–02–30–12–32–02–10–30–52–02–05–10–21–12–3
Phoenix Sports Reserves0–20–03–31–12–11–00–11–20–63–12–20–22–12–11–23–13–22–31–1
Rusthall3–40–11–14–41–21–22–10–30–51–14–12–21–22–50–11–21–00–41–6
Seven Acre & Sidcup4–22–63–07–10–04–20–01–51–36–15–05–43–12–42–22–14–21–24–1
Sheppey United2–10–22–05–15–14–12–13–11–46–07–03–01–28–03–13–12–05–13–4
Sutton Athletic3–20–26–04–14–10–16–02–42–02–18–01–03–07–21–06–06–13–10–0
Source:FA Full-Time
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Challenge Trophy

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The 2015–16Kent Invicta League Challenge Trophy, sponsored by Pain & Glory Sports, was won byGlebe.

The competition was contested by all twenty teams from the league over four single tie rounds to reach the final, played on a neutral ground (atSheppey United this season).[3]

First round

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Eight clubs competed in four first round ties with the remaining clubs receiving byes.

Home teamScoreAway team
Seven Acre & Sidcup4 – 1Lewisham Borough
Rusthall2 – 5Lydd Town
Bearsted4 – 2Kent Football United
Meridian VP1 – 4Sutton Athletic

Second round

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Sixteen clubs competed in eight second round ties.

Home teamScoreAway team
Orpington1 – 0Phoenix Sports Reserves
Crockenhill1 – 4Glebe
APM Contrast1 – 0Seven Acre & Sidcup
AC London4 – 2Lydd Town
Bridon Ropes3 – 1FC Elmstead
Gravesham Borough1 – 0Sheppey United
Eltham Palace1 – 4Bearsted
Forest Hill Park2 – 3Sutton Athletic

Quarter-finals, Semi-finals and Final

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Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
            
Orpington0
Glebe7
Glebe3
APM Contrast1
APM Contrast1
AC London0
Glebe2[b]
Sutton Athletic1[b]
Bridon Ropes2
Gravesham Borough1
Bridon RopesA[a]2
Sutton AthleticA[a]3
Bearsted0
Sutton Athletic1
  1. ^abMatch abandoned (floodlight failure) after 105 minutes with score 1–1
  2. ^abAfter extra time (1–1 after 90 minutes)

Sources:"Kent Invicta League Challenge Trophy".Kent Invicta Football League. Archived fromthe original on 12 May 2016. Retrieved15 May 2025.;"2015–16 Kent Invicta League: Challenge Trophy (Pain and Glory Sports)".Football Club History Database. Retrieved15 May 2025.;"Results: April 2016: Saturday 7 May 2016: Kent Invicta League Challenge Trophy Final".Kentish Football. Retrieved15 May 2025.

References

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  1. ^"Clubs from the Kent Invicta League and Southern Counties East League give go-ahead to merger".Kent Online. KM Group. 3 December 2015. Retrieved14 May 2025.
  2. ^"The powers that be within the game have a duty and responsibility to support and encourage grassroots clubs a lot more if they show appetite and desire to progress, says Forest Hill Park supremo Clayton Walters". kentishfootball.co.uk. 12 June 2015. Retrieved15 May 2025.
  3. ^"Kent Invicta League Challenge Trophy".Kent Invicta Football League. Archived fromthe original on 12 May 2016. Retrieved15 May 2025.

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