Andy Hessenthaler’s squad returns to National League action at home on Saturday when promotion-chasing Wrexham are the visitors at Crabble.

Whites continue to look for their first win of the season and while the seventh-placed Red Dragons will be hoping to close the gap on those ahead of them.

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT US?

You can read Wrexham’s preview of the game HERE

You can also see what their manager Phil Parkinson had to say ahead of the trip to Crabble HERE

TEAM NEWS

Defenders Seth Twumasi (knee), Reda Johnson (thigh), and Alex Green (ankle) are all still not available.

Forward Ben Williamson is back in the squad after missing the Yeovil game through injury.

Defender Danny Collinge also misses the game through suspension after picking up a yellow card at Yeovil.

MATCHDAY INFORMATION

Tickets for this game must be bought at the turnstile only. Both cash and card are accepted.

Prices are as follows:

Adults – £18

Over 60 – £15

Under 18 – £9

Under 11s free with paying adult

PROGRAMME

You can buy your digital matchday magazine HERE

COVERAGE

If you are unable to make the game, which kicks-off at 3pm, BBC Radio Kent and BBC Radio Wales will both have commentaries available HERE

Unfortunately, due to a lack of staff, there will be no LiveText coverage on our Twitter account for this game.

SATURDAY’S NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES 

Aldershot Town vs Altrincham

Barnet vs Maidenhead United

Bromley vs Wealdstone

Dagenham & Redbridge vs Grimsby Town

Solihull Moors vs Woking

Weymouth vs Torquay United

Andy Hessenthaler and his squad head to Somerset today to play Yeovil Town in the Vanarama National League at 3pm.

Whites will hope to get their first win of the season while the hosts will be aiming to extend their impressive unbeaten run of form.

YEOVIL’S FORM GUIDE:

The Glovers are unbeaten in their past five National League games after wins at Bromley and Dagenham & Redbridge, and against Eastleigh and Woking at Huish Park.

They also drew 0-0 at Solihull Moors and are currently 13th.

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT US

Yeovil’s preview can be found HERE

TEAM NEWS

Ben Williamson (groin) and Alex Green (ankle) join Ricky Miller (calf), Seth Twumasi (knee), and Reda Johnson (thigh) on the injury list and all will miss the trip.

Williamson picked up his knock against Wealdstone while Carney got injured playing for the Academy this week.

Miller, who was running and doing some work at Crabble pre-Wealdstone on Tuesday, is back training with the squad but not ready for selection yet.

Defender Danny Collinge is back in the squad after missing the Wealdstone game through illness.

DOVER COLOURS

For travelling fans wanting to wear the same shirts as the players, we will be wearing our all-purple kit.

COVERAGE

The game kicks off at 3pm but if you are unable to make the trip, BBC Radio Somerset will be broadcasting live and the link is HERE

Unfortunately, due to a lack of staff, there will be no LiveText coverage on our Twitter account for this game.

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets can be bought in advance HERE or at the turnstile.

SATURDAY’S NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES

Altrincham vs Southend United

Eastleigh vs Solihull Moors

Grimsby Town vs Boreham Wood

King’s Lynn Town vs Aldershot Town

Notts County vs Dagenham & Redbridge

Torquay United vs FC Halifax Town

Wealdstone vs Stockport County

Woking vs Barnet

Wrexham vs Bromley

Despite coming from behind twice, Whites remain winless this season as they fell to defeat against Wealdstone on a cold night at Crabble.

Jayden Sweeney gave the visitors an early lead, but Harry Ransom levelled shortly after with his first goal of the season.

Joshua Umerah put The Stones back infront midway through the first half, but Henry Woods levelled for Whites with 25 minutes to go.

Moments later, the visitors took the lead for the third time as Sweeney got his second of the game.

The away side were ahead within five minutes through Sweeney when the defender found himself with the ball at the back post after a great cross from Rhys Browne. The defender had enough space to take a touch before firing it across Josh Bexon in the Dover goal.

Whites reacted well from going behind and were level five minutes later through Ransom as he latched onto the end of a Woods’ corner to back heel it into the back of the net.

That goal looked to give the home side abit of confidence but chances came and went for Aaron Cosgrave who first hit his shot just wide of the far post, before Ben Williamson’s great run couldn’t be finished off by the AFC Wimbledon loanee who couldn’t direct the ball the right side of the post.

These chances came back to haunt Whites as moments later the visitors were back ahead through Umerah who did well to shrug of Ransom before shooting across Bexon and into the top corner.

Substitute Jay Bird went close to doubling The Stones’ lead with just over half an hour to go, however after opening his body up for the shot, he could only aim his attempt wide of the far post.

Despite starting the second half slowly, Dover grew into it and after a massive goalmouth scramble, Woods collected the ball and smashed a shot from outside the box into the top corner.

However, they weren’t level for long as Sweeney got his second of the game, latching onto a Charlie Cooper cross to poke home.

Chances came and went late on, with young Noah Carney forcing two good saves from the Wealdstone stopper as Whites fell to their ninth league defeat in a row.