Tunbridge Wells kicked off the League Campaign at home to Fisher, a side that have traditionally been administered a bit of a thrashing at Culverden in recent years. This time it wasn't to be, and The Wells had to settle for a share of the spoils.

Perry Spackman got the home side off to a good start with an opening goal on 20 minutes - but having been unable to add to the tally in the first period The Wells were punished just after the break when Monan levelled for the visitors.

"I was happy to get the first game under our belts to be honest," first team boss Martin Larkin said afterwards. "Fisher had played a lot more pre-season games than we had and it certainly showed in the second half. Having said that we hit the post twice in the last five minutes and could have come away with three points. I thought we defended superbly. Fisher did what they normally do and had a lot of possession, but we limited them to two shots on target, which we were happy with."