Dover have been drawn away to Weymouth FC in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round.

The Terras, currently fourth in the National League South, were promoted last season after winning the Southern Football League Premier South.

The tie will take place during the weekend of 19th October.

You can see the full draw below:

NORTHERN SECTION

Hednesford Town v Boston United
Gateshead v Colne
Barrow AFC v Solihull Moors
Whitby Town v Stourbridge
Hartlepool United v Brackley Town
Nantwich Town v King’s Lynn Town
Chorley v Spennymoor Town
Southport v Altrincham
Tamworth v Darlington
York City v Stockport County
Notts County v Belper Town
Chesterfield v Wrexham
FC Halifax Town v Harrogate Town
AFC Fylde v Peterborough Sports

SOUTHERN SECTION

Whyteleafe v Chippenham Town
Haringey Borough v Yeovil Town
Havant & Waterlooville v Dulwich Hamlet
Ebbsfleet United v Woking
Welling United v Eastleigh
Bromley v Aldershot Town
Maidstone United v Kings Langley
Maidenhead United v Wealdstone
Oxford City v Margate
Canvey Island or Bowers & Pitsea
Hayes & Yeading v Poole Town
Royston Town v Maldon & Tiptree
Potters Bar Town v Barnet
Torquay United v Boreham Wood
Sutton United v Billericay Town
Weymouth v Dover Athletic
Dartford v Kingstonian
Carshalton Athletic v Dagenham & Redbridge

Midfielder Jai Reason is confident home form will turn around after Dover suffered their fourth defeat of the campaign at Crabble last weekend.

Saturday’s 2-0 defeat by FC Halifax Town in front of the BT Sport cameras means Whites’ have only won once at home since August, in contrast to on the road where Athletic have been victorious in six out of seven matches so far, however Reason believes results will soon start to go their way at Crabble.

Reason said after the loss, “We just can’t seem to get a winning formula at home and Saturday was a hard one to take coming off the back of two good away wins.

“It’s all good in hindsight but we do need to find something at home, so we will dust ourselves down and look at what we can do better in training and then get ready for Saturday’s game against Notts County.”

Despite a disappointing first couple of months at home, the 29-year-old feels Dover will improve results at Crabble to help with their promotion bid.

“The league is so open this year and you only have to look at the big clubs from last season – the likes of Solihull and Fylde have had a tough start and we are above them.

“We have got enough quality in the dressing room and it is still early on, so I am confident we will be there or thereabouts by the end of April.”

He also admits he should help his teammates by finding the back of the net himself!

“I need to get on the scoresheet and get that off my back” he said.

“I wasn’t getting in the right positions in the early games.  I don’t know if that was because of my fitness, but I feel fitter and stronger now and I got in better positions against Halifax to get shots off so I think the goals will come sooner rather than later.”

Dover will attempt to get their second home win of the season when they welcome Notts County to Crabble on Saturday 5^th October, kick-off 3 pm