Dover Athletic returned to winning ways in emphatic fashion at the Megger Community Stadium, producing a clinical display to see off Hornchurch 4-1 in front of 711 supporters.

An unchanged side from Saturday’s draw with Weston-super-Mare started brightly, and it didn’t take long for the Whites to impose themselves on proceedings. After an early Hornchurch effort was comfortably gathered by Walker, Dover began to find their rhythm.

The breakthrough arrived on 10 minutes. Soares-Junior was at the heart of it, driving down the flank and delivering a dangerous ball into the box. Nikaj rose well to meet it, and while his header caused problems, it was Sheriff who reacted quickest to finish from close range and give Dover a deserved lead.

Hornchurch responded with intent, looking sharp on the counter, and they found their equaliser on 20 minutes. A partially cleared free-kick fell to Morias on the right, who cut inside and curled a superb left-footed strike into the far corner from a tight angle.

The Whites, however, continued to look dangerous going forward, particularly down the left. Their persistence paid off on 32 minutes when Sodje produced a moment of real quality. Shaping to cross, he instead whipped an audacious effort into the top corner from a tight angle to restore Dover’s advantage.

Dover pushed for a third before the break, with Nikaj going close and the Hornchurch goalkeeper forced into action, but the Whites had to settle for a 2-1 lead at the interval after an entertaining first half.

The second half began with Hornchurch making a change, but it was Dover who seized control. On 53 minutes, Nikaj was brought down in the box, earning a penalty and a booking for the visitors. The forward stepped up himself and made no mistake from the spot, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way to make it 3-1.

From there, Dover managed the game well. Hornchurch saw more of the ball in spells but struggled to create clear chances, with Walker largely untroubled until a late period of pressure. When called upon, he delivered, producing a strong save to deny Morias and tipping another effort over the bar.

As the game wore on, the Whites showed resilience and composure, making changes to maintain energy levels. The result was put beyond doubt on 86 minutes when Soares-Junior was again involved, with the forward finishing to seal an impressive victory.

Late substitutions allowed Dover to see out the closing stages comfortably, and after five minutes of added time, the full-time whistle confirmed a deserved 4-1 win.

A sharp attacking display, combined with disciplined defending and key moments of quality, ensured all three points stayed at Crabble as the Whites now turn their attention to Saturday’s trip to Slough Town.

Dover Athletic: 1 Walker (C), 2 Charles-Cook, 16 Beadle, 21 Mensah, 15 Sodje, 6 Cocoracchio, 25 Hanson, 18 Gurung, 11 Sheriff, 14 Soares-Junior, 10 Nikaj

Subs: Baptiste, Matthews, Onu, Coker, Jallow, Wilkinson, Mampolo

Hornchurch: 1 Nasta, 3 Hare, 4 Welch, 5 Gibbs, 7 Rees, 8 Wraight (C), 9 Hearn, 11 Weston, 15 Phillips, 21 Bertram-Cooper, 27 Morias

Subs: 46 Jordan, 12 McQueen, 14 Pegrum, 19 Ling, 22 Edwards, 26 Poleon, 34 Kelman

Dover Athletic return to Crabble on Tuesday night to face a tough test against promotion-chasing Hornchurch, who currently sit third in the National League South. Despite their strong league position, Hornchurch arrive in mixed form, with just one win from their last five matches. Dover, meanwhile, remain 16th and continue to battle in a congested mid-to-lower table, having taken on six promotion contenders in their last seven fixtures. With another top side in town, the Whites will be looking to build on recent resilient performances and turn them into a valuable three points on home soil.

Dover Athletic

Dover Athletic earned a solid 1–1 draw against play-off chasing Weston-super-Mare at Crabble. After early pressure from the visitors, Dover took the lead on 16 minutes when Mensah reacted quickest to finish from a Beadle long throw. The advantage lasted just four minutes as Coulson equalised from the penalty spot after Dawes was brought down. Dover grew into the game, with Sheriff hitting the post before being flagged offside, while Weston pushed late on. Walker produced a key save and a stoppage-time goal was ruled out for a foul, ensuring the Whites claimed a deserved point.

From the Management

“We’re back at home again on Tuesday night against Hornchurch. It’s been a tough run for us, we’ve faced most of the top seven in our last few games, and this is another big test. They’re a strong side and showed that when they came here in the Trophy, although we were heavily depleted that day. They might not have picked up a result today, but we know the quality they’ve got. Results haven’t always gone our way recently, but performance-wise I think we’ve more than held our own against some of the best teams in the league.”

Hornchurch

On Saturday, Hornchurch endured a frustrating afternoon as they fell to a 1–0 defeat away at AFC Totton. The visitors struggled to find rhythm early on, with limited chances in a scrappy first half. The decisive moment came when Gibbs turned a dangerous cross into his own net, giving Totton a deserved lead. The second half saw Hornchurch under sustained pressure, with Nasta producing several strong saves to keep the score down. Although they improved late on and saw more of the ball, they couldn’t find a breakthrough. Tempers flared in a tense finish, but Hornchurch left empty-handed after a difficult contest.

The last time the sides met was in the FA Trophy in December, when Hornchurch ran out 4–1 winners at Crabble with a dominant display. They took control early and led through Gibbs before a Baptiste own goal made it 2–0 at the break. Hornchurch continued to dictate after half-time, with Balanta adding a third following good work from Morias. Dover briefly responded through Wilkinson, but any hopes of a comeback were ended when Sandat struck late to seal an emphatic win. It was a composed and clinical performance from Hornchurch, who controlled the game throughout to progress comfortably.

Earlier in the season in the reverse fixture, Dover Athletic earned a valuable 0–0 draw away at the then league leaders Hornchurch with a disciplined performance. The hosts started strongly, forcing early saves from Walker, but Dover grew into the game and created chances of their own, with Nikaj and Baptiste linking up well. Hornchurch came closest before the break when McQueen struck the woodwork. Dover pushed again in the second half and nearly snatched it as Mensah headed against the post. Despite late pressure from both sides, neither could find a breakthrough, and the Whites secured a hard-earned point against the division’s form team.

Last Six

Weston-super-Mare 1–2 Hornchurch (24 Jan, National League South)
Hornchurch 1–2 Torquay United (31 Jan, National League South)
Hampton & Richmond Borough 2–2 Hornchurch (7 Feb, National League South)
Hornchurch 3–2 Tonbridge Angels (14 Feb, National League South)
Dorking Wanderers 1–0 Hornchurch (17 Feb, National League South)
AFC Totton 1–0 Hornchurch (18 Feb, National League South)

The Venue

We look forward to welcoming Hornchurch to the Megger Community Stadium. More information on getting to the ground can be found here: https://doverathletic.com/visit-crabble/

Megger Community Stadium. Crabble Athletic Ground, Lewisham Road, Dover, Kent, CT17 0JB.

Admission  

Adults: £18
Concessions: £17
U18: £10
U11: FREE with a paying adult

We only accept card on the gate and operate a cashless ground.

Dover Athletic picked up a hard-earned point at Crabble as they were held to a 1–1 draw by play-off chasing Weston-super-Mare in an evenly contested National League South encounter.

Having beaten Weston 2–1 away earlier in the season, the Whites knew they were capable of troubling one of the division’s in-form sides, but it was the visitors who started on the front foot. Inside five minutes, Dawes burst down the left and delivered into the area, where Spokes fired over from distance, before Dewsbury twice went close as Weston pinned Dover back during a lively opening spell.

Despite that early pressure, Dover struck with their first real opportunity on 16 minutes. A long throw from Beadle caused problems in the Weston box, and when the ball dropped kindly, Mensah reacted quickest to guide a composed finish past Harris and give the Whites the lead.

The advantage, however, was short-lived. Just four minutes later, Weston were awarded a penalty after Dawes went down in the area under a challenge from Gurung. Coulson stepped up and confidently sent Walker the wrong way to restore parity at 1–1.

The remainder of the first half was competitive and at times feisty. Walker was called into action to deal with efforts from Dewsbury, while Dover began to grow into the game, with Nikaj and Soares-Junior linking up on the counter. A strong challenge on Soares-Junior saw Avery cautioned, and tensions briefly flared in stoppage time, but the sides went into the break level.

Dover started the second half brightly and thought they had come close to regaining the lead when Nikaj broke forward and picked out Sheriff, who struck the post, although the offside flag had already been raised. The Whites continued to look dangerous in transition, while maintaining a solid defensive shape to limit Weston’s attacking threat.

As the half wore on, Weston began to apply more sustained pressure. A dangerous delivery from Smith caused problems in the box, while appeals for a second penalty were waved away following a crowded set-piece. Dover remained disciplined, with Hanson and Gurung working hard in midfield to break up play.

Soares-Junior went close in the closing stages, firing over after good work from Sodje, but it was the visitors who pushed hardest for a winner. Walker produced an excellent save late on to tip away a powerful long-range effort, before a series of stoppage-time corners saw Weston briefly bundle the ball into the net, only for the referee to rule out the goal for a foul on the Dover goalkeeper.

Dover stood firm through five minutes of added time, with late substitutions Coker and Baptiste helping to see out the result, ensuring the points were shared.

It marks a positive return at home for the Whites, who showed resilience against one of the league’s top sides and made it four points taken from Weston across the season. Attention now quickly turns to Tuesday night, as Dover host Hornchurch under the lights at Crabble.

Dover Athletic: Walker, Charles-Cook, Beadle, Mensah, Sodje, Cocoracchio, Hanson, Gurung, Sheriff (Coker 82mins), Soares-Junior, Nikaj (Baptiste 82mins). Subs not used: Matthews, Onu, Jallow, Wilkinson, Mampolo.

Weston-super-Mare: Harris, Smith, Ellison, Avery, Coulson, Britton (Wilson 82mins), Bennett, Lewis, Spokes, Dewsbury (Pecover 71mins), Dawes (Robesten 71mins). Subs not used: Pope, Thompson.

Referee: Dan Blades.

Fancy watching the Whites take on Hornchurch in style? Of course you do.

The boys will be looking to put on a show and where else would you rather watch it than here with us.

Watch the game from the best seats in the house and let our match day hospitality provide the ultimate way to spend your time with us.

The package includes:

• Lounge with large TVs and a projector showing the game
• A one-course meal served at your table
• Reserved undercover premium padded seating
• Complimentary tea, coffee & mineral water, plus a dedicated paid bar before and after the match
• Complimentary match day programme

The very special experience costs £20 per person and is available for individual and group bookings, or as a gift voucher.

Please note that this price does NOT include entry for non-season ticket holders who do attend, and they will still need to pay at the turnstile on the day.

On the menu for the game will be :

Main: Cottage Pie served with Peas, Carrots and Gravy.

The dress code is smart casual.

To buy your VIP ticket please email enquiries@doverathletic.com or call the office on 01304 822373

Dover Athletic return to action at Crabble as they host play-off chasing Weston-super-Mare. The sides last met in Somerset where the Whites claimed an impressive 2–1 victory, Luca Cocoracchio’s late goal sealing the points and ending Weston’s unbeaten home run.

Weston arrive sixth in the table with 52 points from 29 games and in mixed but competitive form, continuing to keep themselves firmly in the promotion picture. Dover, meanwhile, sit 16th on 38 points. The Whites come into the game following defeat at Dorking Wanderers, while Saturday’s scheduled trip to Enfield Town was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Dover Athletic

Dover Athletic were beaten 2–0 at Meadowbank Stadium despite a competitive display. The Whites started brightly, with Nikaj forcing a fine save from Foulkes and Sheriff going close before the break in a scrappy first half. After the interval Dorking took the lead on 51 minutes when a free kick was flicked on and Camp finished powerfully. Dover responded through Sheriff and Nikaj but couldn’t find a leveller. Walker produced an excellent double save to keep the deficit at one, however Knight tapped in a late second. Baptiste struck the post late on, but the Whites left Surrey empty-handed.

Weston-super-Mare

Weston-super-Mare produced a free-flowing display to beat Eastbourne Borough 3–1 at The Optima Stadium. Despite falling behind when former Seagull Adam May finished from close range, the hosts responded well. Will Dawes capitalised on defensive confusion to level before Charlie Cummins calmly finished to give Weston a half-time lead. Just 25 seconds after the restart, Luke Coulson’s effort deflected in off Lachlan Byrd to extend the advantage. Weston controlled the second half, creating further chances while limiting Eastbourne’s threat. Cummins earned Man of the Match for a dominant midfield performance as the Seagulls bounced back with a deserved victory in front of 1,026 supporters.

In the reverse fixture, Dover Athletic ended Weston-super-Mare’s unbeaten home run with a 2–1 victory at The Optima Stadium, sealed by a late Luca Cocoracchio goal. Weston dominated early, but Walker produced key saves to keep the game goalless at half-time. Dover struck first after the break when a Matthews free-kick was turned into his own net under pressure. Wilson equalised on 65 minutes as Weston pushed forward and later had a goal ruled out for offside. Despite late pressure from the hosts, Dover won a stoppage-time corner and Cocoracchio reacted quickest in the scramble to secure a hard-earned away win.

Last Six

Grimsby Town 3–2 Weston-super-Mare (10 Jan, FA Cup)
Chelmsford City 1–0 Weston-super-Mare (17 Jan, National League South)
Weston-super-Mare 1–2 Hornchurch (24 Jan, National League South)
Worthing 1–1 Weston-super-Mare (31 Jan, National League South)
Slough Town 1–0 Weston-super-Mare (10 Feb, National League South)
Weston-super-Mare 3–1 Eastbourne Borough (14 Feb, National League South)

The Venue

We look forward to welcoming Worthing to the Megger Community Stadium. More information on getting to the ground can be found here: https://doverathletic.com/visit-crabble/

Megger Community Stadium. Crabble Athletic Ground, Lewisham Road, Dover, Kent, CT17 0JB.

Admission  

Adults: £18
Concessions: £17
U18: £10
U11: FREE with a paying adult

We only accept card on the gate and operate a cashless ground.

Please note, on the advice of local police, this game has been segregated.

After an early pitch inspection at Enfield the game has been called off. A new date for the fixture will be confirmed soon.

Fancy watching the Whites take on Weston in style? Of course you do.

The boys will be looking to put on a show and where else would you rather watch it than here with us.

Watch the game from the best seats in the house and let our match day hospitality provide the ultimate way to spend your time with us.

The package includes:

• Lounge with large TVs and a projector showing the game
• A three-course meal served at your table
• Reserved undercover premium padded seating
• Complimentary tea, coffee & mineral water, plus a dedicated paid bar before and after the match
• Complimentary match day programme

The very special experience costs £32.50 per person and is available for individual and group bookings, or as a gift voucher.

Please note that this price does NOT include entry for non-season ticket holders who do attend, and they will still need to pay at the turnstile on the day.

Starter:  Tomato Soup served with a Ciabatta Roll

Main: Cumberland Sausage Ring served with Mash Potato, Vegetables and Onion Gravy

Dessert: Lotus Biscoff Cheesecake served with Cream

The dress code is smart casual.

To buy your VIP ticket please email enquiries@doverathletic.com or call the office on 01304 822373

As always everyone is so kind friendly and so welcoming every time I come and I can never fault anyone there. I raved about the hospitality to my mates, and they said it didn’t disappoint them. They really enjoyed it and the ground and said the hospitality was better than Horsham FC. 

Dover Athletic travel to Enfield Town this Saturday aiming to continue their steady form as the season enters an important stage. The Whites sit 16th in the National League South standings, while the hosts are 23rd with 23 points from 29 matches. For both sides, the match carries significance, Dover looking to push clear of the lower places, and Enfield seeking valuable points in their battle near the foot of the table.

Dover Athletic

Dover Athletic were beaten 2–0 at Meadowbank Stadium despite a competitive display. The Whites started brightly, with Nikaj forcing a fine save from Foulkes and Sheriff going close before the break in a scrappy first half. After the interval Dorking took the lead on 51 minutes when a free kick was flicked on and Camp finished powerfully. Dover responded through Sheriff and Nikaj but couldn’t find a leveller. Walker produced an excellent double save to keep the deficit at one, however Knight tapped in a late second. Baptiste struck the post late on, but the Whites left Surrey empty-handed.

From the Management

“We’ve been doing alright — our season isn’t going to be defined by Dorking away. We’ve picked up points recently and our form has been good. Enfield are down there struggling, but every game is difficult, no matter who you play. They’ll be a strong side and it’s going to be a tough one.”

Enfield Town

Enfield Town earned a dramatic 2–2 draw at Ebbsfleet United with a stoppage-time equaliser, their persistence rewarded after long spells without the ball. The late leveller — later recorded as an own goal from a long throw — capped a determined performance from the visitors. Despite being second best for much of the match, Enfield stayed in contention and punished Ebbsfleet’s failure to close the game out. Their resilience ensured they left Stonebridge Road with a valuable point, showing defensive commitment and belief right to the final moments against one of the division’s stronger sides.

Back in November when the two sides last met, Dover Athletic produced a second-half comeback to beat Enfield Town 4–1 at Crabble. Enfield had led through Billy Leonard and remained ahead at the break despite being reduced to ten men early on. The hosts levelled when Harrison Sodje struck from distance, before a penalty and long-range effort from Alfie Matthews turned the game around after Enfield were reduced to nine men. Dover controlled the closing stages and added a late fourth through Ruben Soares-Junior, sealing an emphatic win after a tense and competitive first half encounter.

Last Six

AFC Totton 3–2 Enfield (3 Jan, National League South)
Enfield 1–1 Tonbridge Angels (10 Jan, National League South)
Maidenhead United 3–0 Enfield (17 Jan, National League South)
Enfield 1–2 Torquay United (24 Jan, National League South)
Eastbourne Borough 1–1 Enfield (31 Jan, National League South)
Ebbsfleet United 2–2 Enfield (10 Feb, National League South)

The Venue

Enfield Town FC:
Dave Bryant Stadium [fka. Queen Elizabeth II Stadium]
Donkey Lane,
Enfield EN1 3PL

More info: https://etfc.london/visitors/how-to-find-us/

Admission  

Tickets are available to purchase [and £1 cheaper] via their Online Ticketing Site , as well on the gate on match days.

	Advanced Price [Online]	Matchday Price [Turnstiles]
Adults	£15	£16
Concessions*	£11	£12
Under-21s	£9	£10
Under-16s	£3	£4

Dover Athletic were beaten in Surrey as two second-half goals gave promotion-chasing Dorking Wanderers the points despite a competitive and hard-working performance from the Whites.

The visitors started brightly and almost immediately won an early corner inside two minutes. Dorking attempted to break quickly from it, but Lewis was hauled back before he could carry the ball upfield, setting the tone for a scrappy opening spell.

Chances were limited early on. A long-range effort from the hosts drifted wide before Dover registered the first real attempt on goal on eight minutes when Nikaj swiped narrowly off target. The match remained stop-start, with neither side able to settle into rhythm during the opening quarter hour.

Walker was called into action on 16 minutes, confidently claiming a wide free kick aimed towards McCallum. At the other end Dover began to threaten, Nikaj’s driven cross was blocked before reaching Sheriff, then moments later Nikaj flicked a delivery goalwards forcing Foulkes into an excellent reflex save. Soares-Junior was unable to connect with the rebound as the Whites came closest to breaking the deadlock.

Dorking responded from distance, Norville-Williams striking narrowly past the top corner after space opened up outside the box, while a scramble in the Dover area was eventually cleared. Soares-Junior then attempted an acrobatic effort that failed to trouble the target as the game ebbed and flowed without a breakthrough.

Bookings followed late in the half as the contest grew more physical — Soares-Junior, Sodje and Sheriff all entering the referee’s notebook before the interval. Three added minutes brought no change and the sides went in level after a goalless but competitive first half

Dover began the restart positively. Nikaj again caused problems down the flank on 49 minutes, delivering a cross that Sheriff met but couldn’t guide goalwards.

Two minutes later the hosts struck. A right-sided free kick from Vincent was flicked on inside the box and Camp arrived to drive a powerful finish into the far corner, giving Dorking a 1–0 lead on 51 minutes.

The Whites immediately looked to respond. Sheriff ran onto a through ball to test the keeper, while Nikaj also hit the target shortly afterwards as Dover tried to restore parity.

Changes followed as Jallow replaced Sodje, and later Beadle and Baptiste were introduced in search of something. The travelling support — 98 among the 906 crowd — urged the side forward.

Dover continued to push. Beadle’s long throws caused problems and Cocoracchio flicked a set piece on, but the ball fell awkwardly and the opportunity slipped away.

Walker then kept the Whites in the contest with a superb double moment of goalkeeping on 76 minutes. Lewis broke in behind and forced a strong save, and although the rebound fell invitingly for Muitt, the Dover goalkeeper reacted quickly to recover and smother.

The reprieve proved temporary. On 82 minutes a ball flashed across the six-yard box and Knight reacted fastest to finish from close range, doubling Dorking’s advantage.

Dover nearly pulled one back four minutes later when Baptiste curled an effort against the post, but it summed up the evening, competitive, committed, yet ultimately unrewarded.

After three added minutes the final whistle confirmed defeat in Surrey, with attention now turning to the weekend trip to Enfield Town.

Team Line-ups

Dorking Wanderers

Starting XI:
1 Foulkes, 2 Camp, 3 Norville-Williams, 7 Muitt, 8 Lewis, 11 McShane (C), 20 Gallagher, 22 Casey, 26 McCallum, 27 Sidwell, 46 Annesley

Substitutes:
Craig, McManus, Prior, Moore, Knight, Vincent, Francomb

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Dover Athletic

Starting XI:
1 Walker (C), 2 Charles-Cook, 4 Jones, 21 Mensah, 15 Sodje, 6 Cocoracchio, 25 Hanson, 18 Gurung, 11 Sheriff, 14 Soares-Junior, 10 Nikaj

Substitutes:
Baptiste, Matthews, Coker, Beadle, Jallow, Wilkinson, Mampolo

Dover Athletic head to Meadowbank on Tuesday night in confident mood after a strong run against promotion contenders. A win at Hemel Hempstead, a hard-fought draw with Worthing and a competitive showing against Torquay United have given the Whites momentum as they prepare for another stern test against a side chasing the National League. Dorking Wanderers currently sit second, just three points off top spot, and will arrive well-rested after Saturday’s fixture was postponed. Dover, meanwhile, remain 15th following the weekend’s results and will look to turn encouraging performances into another positive outcome on the road.

Dover Athletic

Dover Athletic were denied victory at the death as Worthing grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser in a tight contest at Crabble. Chances were limited early on, with Sheriff and Nikaj going closest before the break, while Walker saved well from Moulton. The Whites took control after the interval and deservedly led when Sodje scored directly from a corner on 77 minutes. However, Jones was sent off late on, leaving Dover under pressure. Despite brave defending, Dolaghan flicked home in added time to level the match. A frustrating finish for Dover, who must settle for a point ahead of Tuesday’s trip to Dorking Wanderers.

From the Management

“They’re another really well-established side at this level. Jalen will be available for that one and miss next Saturday, and Harry Beadle returns from suspension, so we’ll be virtually full strength. We’ll go there, enjoy the occasion and I’m sure we’ll give a good account of ourselves.”

Dorking Wanderers

Last time out, Dorking Wanderers strengthened their push for top spot with a 3–0 win over Salisbury at Meadowbank. Casey opened the scoring early with a powerful volley before Camp headed in just before half-time after sustained pressure. Salisbury improved after the break and threatened through Ogunleye and Morgan, but Foulkes remained largely untroubled. Wanderers continued to create chances, with Lewis and McCallum going close, before Prior sealed victory late on, finishing from a Muitt delivery. The hosts controlled large periods of the match and limited Salisbury to long-range efforts, comfortably seeing out the closing stages to secure another important National League South win.

Last time the sides met, Dover Athletic were held to an entertaining 2–2 draw by Dorking Wanderers despite two goals from Decarrey Sheriff at Crabble. Sheriff headed the Whites in front early after a Charles-Cook cross, with Walker producing key saves to preserve the lead at half-time. Dorking levelled through Taylor, but Sheriff restored the advantage soon after, finishing calmly from a Jones pass. The visitors equalised again when Vincent turned in a cross to set up a tense finale. Coker struck the bar late on and Walker made another important stop, but Dover had to settle for a point after being pegged back twice.

Last Six

Worthing 3–2 Dorking Wanderers (30 Dec, National League South)
Tonbridge Angels 2–2 Dorking Wanderers (3 Jan, National League South)
Hampton & Richmond Borough 0–2 Dorking Wanderers (17 Jan, National League South)
Dorking Wanderers 2–1 Chippenham Town (24 Jan, National League South)
Dorking Wanderers 3–0 Salisbury (31 Jan, National League South)

The Venue

More info: https://dwfc.co.uk/matchday/visiting-supporters/

Meadowbank Stadium
Mill Lane
Dorking
Surrey
RH4 1DX

Admission  

To purchase tickets for the upcoming fixtures please click here.

Adult: £18
Concessions & Disabled*: £16
U18: £9
U8: £5
Family Ticket offer (2 adults & 2 children u12) – £38

​*If a carer is required they enter the ground free of charge at the gate. Please contact info@dorkingwanderers.com to secure your free carers ticket.