Tooting and Kingstonian shared the points in this re-arranged festive match, following a one-all draw at Imperial Fields.
Bobby Traynor opened the scoring in the 39th minute before Tooting levelled ten minutes into the second half. K's were unable to grab a winner despite a late flurry, with subsitute Tobi Jinadu going seeing a header saved at point blank range in the final minute.
We have been advised by Lowestoft that tomorrow's game will not be taking place as their Crown Meadow pitch, previously waterlogged, is now frozen solid and covered in a couple of inches of snow. Roads in the area have been closed due to the conditions.
A 75th minute rebound strike from Tommy Hutchings was enough to win this Surrey Cup game for Division One South leaders Leatherhead at Fetcham Grove tonight.
Three first half Harrow goals - from Dean Marney, Ryan Watts and Kenta Nakashima - rocked K's and secured all three points for the visitors. Simon Huckle pulled a consolation goal in the 53rd minute.
Tickets will be available from today's game for the Kingstonian Grand New Year Draw.
They cost £1 each and supporters are encouraged to take books to sell to family and friends.
The draw takes place after the game against Horsham on 3 January, and all sold/unsold books are required back by then.
1st prize: Weekend break for two in Edinburgh with rail travel hotel accommodation and sightseeing included (a range of 2011 dates available from donater Anderson Travel Group)
2nd prize: £150
3rd prize: £50
Plus many other exciting prizes - donations gratefully received
The third Supporters Club draw of the season for club shop vouchers has taken place, with 10 winning member names now available on the Supporters Club page. Draws continue throughout the course of the season for another 60 tickets so make sure you get your membership if you already haven't done so!
With a long distance trip to Lowestoft coming up on 18th December, Alan Dowson is planning to take his team over to Suffolk on the Friday evening. "It's a long way to go on the last shopping weekend before Christmas and we just want to do everything properly," he said.
A sponsor is therefore sought to help cover the cost of the trip, and for their help they will be get to travel with the team, stay in the team hotel, take part in the pre-match team meeting and get in insight into the game from the bench next.
For more details please contact Alan Dowson at football@kingstonian.net
The club are pleased to announce the signing of defender Joe Dolan (30) from Cray Wanderers. Joe is a former Northern Ireland U21 international whilst a football league player, making around half a century of appearances for Millwall.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "Joe is a strong character and a good leader so will make a difference to us at the back, where we've been getting sloppy. I've tried to sign him on a number of occasions before so it's good to finally get him, especially when we're still missing Gary Mac(Donald)."
Striker Carl Wilson-Denis has left the club by mutual consent. Carl made 110 appearances and scored 35 times since joining in summer 2008.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "We've had a couple of really good years with Carl but for whatever reason it's just not worked out this season. I wish him good luck with his next challenge."
The Surrey Cup match scheduled to be played at Leatherhead tonight has been called off due to a frozen pitch.
The forecast is better for the end of the week, with our next game due to be the league game against Harrow Borough on Sunday, kick off 1pm at Kingsmeadow.
Kingstonian Legends - Mustafa, Farrelly and Crossley
Concluding our mini-series of interviews with famous names of Kingstonian are a trio of league and FA Trophy winning players from around the turn of the century FA Trophy star Tarkan Mustafa, England semi-pro goalkeeper Steve Farrelly and captain Matt Crossley.
A reminder that the 125th Anniversary display of Kingstonian FC memorabilia and artefacts is running until Christmas at Kingston Museum, Wheatfield Way, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2PS. Admission is free and opening times are 10am-5pm daily (excluding Wednesdays and Sundays).
The display includes trophies, caps, medals, photos, programmes and other memorabilia from the 1920s until the 1990s.
The second in our three-part series of interviews with famous names of Kingstonian is with John McCormack - third in the all time goalscorers list with 211 goals from 273 games.
With a shortage of match action at the moment, we are pleased to bring you a mini-series of interviews taken at the recent 125 anniversary reunion with some of the great names of Kingstonian past, starting with record appearance maker Micky Preston.