1969–70 Kent Football League

The 1969–70 Kent Football League season was the fourth in the history of the Kent Football League, a football competition based in and around the county of Kent in England.

The league comprised one division and there was also a league cup competition, the Challenge Cup.

The league featured teams from 15 clubs including five reserves teams. Fourteen of the clubs had competed in the league the previous season and they were joined by one additional club:
 * Kent Police, joined from the Kent County Amateur League

The league was won by Faversham Town, the first of two successive Kent League titles.

Challenge Cup
The 1969–70 Kent Football League Challenge Cup was won by newly admitted club Kent Police, their sole winners trophy whilst playing in the Kent League.

The competition was contested by the 15 teams from the league over four rounds, the first and second where two leg home and away aggregate score ties followed by single match knock-out semi-finals to reach the final, played on a neutral ground (at Sittingbourne F.C. this season).

First Round

 * Ramsgate Athletic Reserves 2 – 0 Sheppey United Reserves (1st Leg 1–0; 2nd Leg 1–0)
 * Margate Reserves 4 – 5 Chatham Town (1st Leg 1–2; 2nd Leg 3–3)
 * Tunbridge Wells 2 – 8 Faversham Town (1st Leg 1–5; 2nd Leg 1–3)
 * Whitstable Town 3 – 2 Snowdown Colliery Welfare (1st Leg 3–1; 2nd Leg 0–1)
 * Sittingbourne 7 – 1 Brett Sports (1st Leg 4–0; 2nd Leg 3–1)
 * Crockenhill 3 – 10 Deal Town Reserves (1st Leg 3–4; 2nd Leg 0–6)
 * Tunnel Sports 4 – 2 Folkestone Reserves (1st Leg 3–2; 2nd Leg 1–0)
 * Bye for Kent Police

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