The Surrey Senior Cup second round game away to South Park - their first ever game in the competition - has been arranged for Tuesday 29th November, kick off 7.45pm at King George's Field.
Kingstonian came back from a two goal deficit to share the points with Wingate & Finchley.
Former K Ahmed Rifat took advantage of an error to open the scoring for the visitors with ten minutes gone, before Tony Burke's 27th minute free kick made it two-nil.
Having seen a super Bobby Traynor effort denied by the woodwork in the first half, Sam Clayton went about scoring a wonderful goal in the 68th minute. A couple of minutes later Clayton was brought down by Jordan Fowler - snet off for a second bookable offence - and from the resultant free kick Tom Bird fired in the equaliser.
Having seen a second penalty shout waved away K's almost grabbed a winner in stoppage time, though substitute Allan Tait's header was well saved at the near post.
Kingstonian put Sunday's disappointment in the Trophy behind them to return to winning ways in the league at Earlsmead.
Tommy Hutchinson opened the scoring in the 9th minute, whilst some neat work saw Ali Chaaban double the advantage on the hour mark. The hosts threatened to make it a nervy ending when pulling one back with just over ten minutes remaining, but pressure from Chaaban at the other end saw them concede an own goal shortly after to make it three-one.
The club is pleased to announce the dual registration signing of midfielder Scott Kinch (28) from Tonbridge Angels.
Scott has also previously played for Carshalton Athletic, Tooting & Mitcham and Cray Wanderers.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "Scott has a lot of energy and presence about him and has captained a good Tonbridge team. We'll get him involved straight away and see how things work out."
The club is pleased to announce a two month extension to the loan of midfielder Romone McCrae from Sutton United.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "Like with Neil (Jenkins), Romone has come in and made a difference for us with his general all round play and so we've taken the opportunity to extend his stay."
A Ben Edwards goal on the stroke of half time proved enough for Godalming to prevail and progress through to the next round of the FA Trophy. Substitute Bashiru Alimi went closest for the K's, twice denied in the closing stages.
Kingstonian made the long trip to Margate for their opening Boon Building Services League Cup tie. With both sides making six changes from their previous league games, it was Margate who started brightest, taking an early two goal lead through Adam Burchell and Dean Grant. Dean Pooley headed home a third for the hosts on the half hour mark, before Ian Gayle pulled back what proved to be just a consolation goal for the K's just before the stroke of half time.
A testimonial match will be played to honour Jon Coke, promised to the former K's defender by Alan Dowson after 5 years with the club from 2004-2009.
The match will feature Alan Dowson All Stars v Jon Coke Select XI, to be played on Wednesday 16th November at the Kingsmeadow Athletics Stadium. Kick off will be at 7.30pm and admission will be £6.
AFC Hornchurch took full advantage of K's going down to ten men, following Bashiru Alimi's second half dismissal, to strike three times in the final twenty five minutes and move to the top of the table.
Martin Tuohy opened the scoring from close range, but only after clearly blocking a clearance with his arm before poking the ball into the net. Lewis Smith and Frankie Curley followed up with further efforts shortly after.
The club is pleased to announce the loan signing of defender Ian Gayle (18) from Dagenham & Redbridge.
Ian has come through the Dagenham youth academy and is now a part of their first team squad.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "We had a look at Ian last night in a couple of positions as he's a versatile young player and will add depth to our squad with a lot of games coming up."
The club is pleased to announce a two month extension to the loan of full back Neil Jenkins (29) from Sutton United.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "Neil has shown his quality and experience over the past month and played a part in our improved form, so we've taken the opportunity to extend his stay."
The Supporters Club will be holding the next quiz night on Friday 2nd December, 7.45pm for an 8.00pm start at St John's Parish Hall, Grove Lane, Kingston.
All are welcome, and admission is either £10 including a fish/veggie supper (order on the door) or £5 without food. There is no bar on site so you are welcome to bring your own drinks - an off licence and pub are located just down the road from the venue. Please come along and enjoy the evening!
Kingstonian won this friendly match following goals in the opening quarter of an hour from Jordan Cheadle and Romone McCrae. The hosts pulled one back in the second half, from a well-taken free kick to match that of Cheadle earlier.
Lineup:
1) Jake Whincup 2) Ian Gayle 3) Tom Bird 4) Ian Selley 5) Lynvall Duncan 6) Jay Kalama 7) Jules Marsaud 8) Romone McCrae 9) Saul Otobo 10) Malaki Lumsden 11) Jordan Cheadle
Kingstonian have been drawn away to Welling United in the London Senior Cup fifth round. The tie is to take place before 3rd December, but no date has yet been arranged.
Kingstonian twice overcame falling behind to visitors Cray to win by four goals to two.
Jack Clark opened the scoring in the sixth minute, and whilst Simon Huckle levelled in the tenth minute, Chris Saunders headed Cray back into the lead going into half time.
The game turned in the space of a single second half minute just before the hour mark when Gary MacDonald's equaliser was immediately followed up by Ali Chaaban's first goal for the club. Substitute Allan Tait added a fourth to complete the scoring.
The first Supporters Club draw for club shop vouchers has taken place, with the first 20 winning member names now available on the Supporters Club page. Draws continue throughout the course of the season for another 80 tickets so make sure you get your membership if you already haven't done so!
Midfielder Dewayne Clarke and forward Rocky Baptiste have left the club by mutual consent.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "We were very pleased to have Dewayne here but the commute from his North London home was proving to be a problem. We brought in Rocky to do a short term job with his experience and they were then hoping to travel together but it didn't work out. Good luck to both of them for the future."
The league game away to Concord Rangers originally scheduled for this Tuesday 4th October has has been postponed due to Concord requiring an FA Cup replay.