November Fixtures
The Ton have another 5 games in November
November is set to be another busy month for the TON as we have 5 more fixtures to look forward to 4 of the 5 games will be against teams in & around the playoffs.
Holmesdale 02/11/24
We start November with the visit of Holmesdale to Homelands,
League position
At the time of writing Holmesdale sit in 4th place in the SCEFL Prem and amongst the play the off contenders but have played to 4-5 games more than those around them
Last Meeting
Our last meeting with The Dalers was earlier in October where a goal each from Ed Miller & Rajan Sahni helped claim a vital point in a 2-2 draw.
Larkfield & New Hythe 09/11/24
Our 2nd game of November sees us at home once again as we welcome Larkfield & New Hythe to Homelands
League position
At the time of writing The Larks sit in 7th place in the SCEFL Prem & in the play off race.
Last Meeting
Our last meeting with against the Larks was in the FA Cup back in August where a goal from Kyron Lightfoot was not enough to stop the TON from bowing out of the FA Cup as the TON went down 2-1.
Fisher 16/10/24
Our 3rd game of November will be our first away game of the month as we travel London to face Fisher.
League position
At the time of writing The Fish sit in 6th place in the SCEFL Prem & like Larkfield they are amongst the play contenders.
Last Meeting
Our last meeting with against the Fish back in March ended in a 1-1 draw.
Conrithian 23/11/24
Our 4th game of November sees us on our travels once again as we travel to the Kent countryside to face Corinthian.
League position
At the time of writing Corinthian sit in 5th place in the SCEFL Prem.
Last Meeting
in our last meeting with against the Hoops earlier in October goals from Tom Scorer and Kyron Lightfoot helped the TON to a vital 3 points in a 2-1 victory.
Sutton Athletic 30/11/24
Our 5th and final game of November sees us back at Homelands as we welcome Sutton Athletic.
League position
At the time of writing Sutton sit in 18th place in the SCEFL Prem.
Last Meeting
The points stayed in Ashford back in January with the TON running out 2-0 winners.