Written by Harvey Puttick Punjab United welcomed SE Dons to The Steve Cook Stadium for the opening round of the GoCardless Kent Senior Trophy. The game began in tense fashion, with huge noise coming from the travelling Dons fans, but it was Punjab who created the first chance. The ball was flicked into the path of Harry Ottaway, who took a touch and struck at goal, only to see his effort blocked brilliantly by a Dons defender. The intensity continued to rise as SE Dons began

Written by Harvey Puttick Down to ten men just before half-time, Punjab United dug deep to produce a defiant display, holding Rusthall to a 1-1 draw and showing immense character at The Steve Cook Stadium. After a midweek win, Punjab United looked to carry their momentum into a home fixture against Rusthall. The game started at a high tempo, with Rusthall immediately on the front foot. Owen Bushell was called into action twice within the opening three minutes, producing two o

Punjab United battled from behind to earn a superb 2-1 victory away at Chislehurst Glebe, securing Chipie Sian’s men their first league...

In the opening round of the FA Vase, Punjab United travelled to Crawley to face Oakwood FC and came away with a deserved 2–0 victory....

Match Report by Harvey Puttick For their first home league fixture of the season, Punjab welcomed Larkfield and New Hythe to The Steve...

Punjab United despite being 2-0 up will have to make the trip to Crowborough tomorrow night in the Emirates FA Cup Extra Preliminary...

Sporting Khalsa 2–2 Punjab United Written by Harvey Puttick Following an exciting 4-3 victory over Ebbsfleet United, Punjab United faced...

Punjab United were crowned winners of the Steve Cook Cup after a tough fought 4-3 victory over Ebbsfleet United. From the first whistle,...

Rayners Lane 2-1 Punjab United Match Report by Harvey Puttick After Punjab United won their first pre-season game against Greenways...

Punjab United delivered a convincing and commanding performance in their first pre-season friendly, on Tuesday evening. They were able to...