Chislehurst Glebe (H) Match Preview

Punjab United vs Chislehurst Glebe, SCEFL Premier Division, The Steve Cook Stadium, Saturday 29th November 2025, 3:00pm Kick-Off

Punjab were able to bounce back after a defeat to Rusthall earlier this month after

successfully taking down Greenways FC in the Kent Senior Cup, 9-8 on penalties, a true

team effort with great saves from Owen Bushell and thunderous penalty kicks from the

rest of the team.

Punjab now turns their attention to some SCEFL action against Glebe who will be

travelling down to the Steve Cook Stadium this afternoon.

The programme for this afternoon's game can be seen below.

Punjab United Matchday Programme vs Chislehurst Glebe.pdf

Download PDF • 13.48MB

Our Opponents:

Glebe has had a very difficult start to the season with them currently sitting in the relegation zone with 11 points and quite a few points away from safety.

They have scored the 3rd fewest number of goals this season, presenting a challenge

that they are having with their forward momentum, however they seem to be solid at the back.

Glebe's manager has already spoke about difficulties they have had in ‘’wrapping up

games’’ and this is evident when looking at their win percentage which is the lowest in

the league with 11.8%.

Despite their tricky start Glebe has had some standout players, one of those being

Jamie Philpot who has already scored 11 goals in the league this season.

It is true that Glebe has aspects that they are seeking to improve, but with nothing to

lose and with Punjab having everything to gain, this could well and truly be anyone's

game.

History:

Founded in 1995 as youth side Glebe Globetrotters, the club grew into one of Kent’s top

junior outfits before forming a senior team in 2010 and joining the Kent Invicta League in

2013. After securing a permanent home in Chislehurst in 2014, Glebe built a modern

15-acre sports complex and now runs 25+ junior teams plus senior, ladies, youth and

vets sides. The first team earned promotion to Step 5 in 2016/17, reached the FA Vase

3rd round in 2021/22 and recorded a best-ever 3rd-place finish.

Getting There:

The nearest train station to Punjab United is Gravesend. You can then either get the bus which takes 30 minutes or get a taxi from the station which takes 11 minutes.

The Steve Cook Stadium

Dunkirk Close

Gravesend

Kent

DA12 5ND

Extra Information:

The Steve Cook Stadium will be opening at 1:30pm, with many products on offer from simple soft drinks to beers. The Punjab Cafe will also be open and offer food and drink.

In terms of disabled parking, it is crucial that anybody who requires it, contacts the Punjab team via email (punjabutdfc@gmail.com). Parking may be busy and can fill quickly, if you do decide to park around residential areas, please be mindful and respectful of residents.

Adults £8

Concessions £5

U16's Free

How to follow the game:

There will be live updates during the game on Punjab's’ Twitter / X page.

A post-match interview with the gaffer will also be posted on our YouTube channel and other social media platforms after the game.

Written by Sahib Singh Khera