Coach Andy Foley hailed Maidstone’s achievement in passing 1,000 league points.

The London 3 South East champions reached the milestone with a 107-6 victory over Vigo last weekend.

And they will finish the season with a 100% record if they beat Bromley at The Mote on Saturday.

Foley (pictured) said: "If we get our game going it’s hard to defend against but it’s not easy to reach a 1,000 points.

"It means we’re averaging 50 points a game which is pretty significant and shows the kind of rugby we try to play."

Foley wants to stick to his attacking principles in London 2 South East next season but the club’s Senior Vase semi-final defeat by Drybrook a fortnight ago highlighted the need to be flexible.

He said: "We don’t want to change our style but we may need to be more circumspect in certain aspects when we come up against good sides like Drybrook."

Australian Ivan Walkling plays his final game for the club, against Bromley, while Kiwi Willie Brown could make his last appearance.