Folkestone Invicta is a semi-professional football club from the coastal town of Folkestone in Kent, England, playing in the English Isthmian Premier League. The club's home is the Cheriton Road ground, a traditional non-league venue known for its atmosphere. Founded in 1936 and later reformed in 1991, the 'Invicta' in their name is the Latin for 'unconquered', a symbol of Kent and reflecting the club's resilient spirit. The team plays in a distinctive red and white strip. The club's peak era has been in the modern period, with consistent performances in the Isthmian Premier League and several near-misses for promotion to the National League South, alongside memorable FA Cup and FA Trophy runs that have seen them face Football League opposition. The current squad is built on a solid defensive foundation and attacking flair, often challenging at the top end of the table under experienced management. The supporters, known for their passionate and vocal backing, create a formidable home advantage, especially under the lights for midweek fixtures. Folkestone Invicta is a well-respected and ambitious club with deep roots in its community, forever aiming for that next step up.