Dover Athletic fell to a 4–0 defeat away at Ebbsfleet United on Easter Monday, with the hosts proving clinical across the 90 minutes.

The Whites started steadily without creating clear-cut openings, although Nikaj did force an early save from Hall at his near post. Dover showed flashes from set-pieces, with Soares-Junior seeing a header saved before striking the crossbar shortly after, but Ebbsfleet looked dangerous on the break.

The hosts took the lead on 14 minutes from a corner. A low delivery into the box wasn’t dealt with and Nelson reacted quickest to finish first time and give Ebbsfleet the advantage.

Nikaj struck the post midway through the half as Dover searched for a response, while Wilkinson also tested Hall, but Ebbsfleet carried a threat of their own with Walker required to deny Barnes as the half progressed.

Dover had moments without fully taking control, and went into the break a goal behind.

Ebbsfleet took charge after the restart and doubled their lead on 51 minutes. Chapman picked the ball up just inside the area and curled a composed finish into the side netting.

The Whites saw plenty of the ball but struggled to create clear openings against a strong Ebbsfleet side. Jallow saw an effort deflected wide, while Cocoracchio forced a save, but the hosts remained in control.

The game was effectively settled on 70 minutes when Walker saved from close range, only for Seaman to react quickest and convert the rebound.

Ebbsfleet added a fourth eight minutes later, Barnes delivering from the left for Appiah to head home and complete the scoring.

Walker made further saves late on to keep the scoreline from increasing, while Sodje was booked in the closing stages, but it was a difficult afternoon for the Whites on the road.

Dover return to Crabble on Saturday to face Farnborough.

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Dover Athletic:
Walker (C), Charles-Cook (Marjoram 79), Cocoracchio, Mensah, Sodje, Jallow (Sheriff 71), Wilkinson, Gurung, Baptiste, Soares-Junior, Nikaj

Subs:
Jones, Sesay, Sheriff, Onu, Marjoram, Agbebi, Boakye-Sarfo

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Ebbsfleet United:
Hall, Seaman, Dallison, Passley, Edser, Nelson, Samuel, Kennedy, Barnes, Coley, Chapman

Subs:
Sandford, Coker, Cosgrave, Appiah, Manktelow, Olagunju, Wyllie

Dover Athletic make the short trip to Ebbsfleet United this Easter Monday for another crucial Kent derby, as the Whites look to respond quickly following Good Friday’s result. It’s a tough test on the road against a Fleet side firmly in the play-off places, sitting 5th with 71 points and pushing for promotion. Dover, meanwhile, remain unchanged in the table and still hold an 11-point cushion above the relegation zone. With local pride on the line and a quick turnaround between fixtures, it promises to be a competitive and high-intensity encounter.

Dover Athletic

Dover Athletic were beaten 2–0 by Maidstone United in a Kent derby at Crabble despite creating the better chances. The Whites struck the woodwork twice early on through Soares-Junior and Nikaj, but fell behind on 12 minutes when Pattisson’s deflected effort beat Walker. Dover responded well, with Baptiste going close and sustained pressure from set-pieces and long throws, but Maidstone held firm. Walker produced a fine double save to keep it at 1–0, while Dover were denied a late penalty. Pushing forward in stoppage time, the hosts were caught out as Tanga sealed the win late on.

From the Management

“It’s a really quick turnaround and, naturally, we’re at a disadvantage compared to a club like Ebbsfleet. We’ve got a few players struggling and the squad is stretched, but we’ve just got to get on with it and look to finish the season as strongly as we can.”

Ebbsfleet United

Ebbsfleet United strengthened their National League South play-off push with a 2–1 win at Tonbridge Angels, completing the league double. Early goals proved decisive, as Chapman opened the scoring inside five minutes with a fine finish before Appiah doubled the lead from a corner soon after. Fleet controlled much of the game, with Hall making a key save and Coley hitting the post as they pushed for a third. Tonbridge rallied late and pulled one back through Leahy on 87 minutes, but Ebbsfleet held firm under pressure to secure a valuable three points on the road.

In the reverse fixture, Dover Athletic were left frustrated as a strong spell either side of half-time was not enough to prevent a 2–1 defeat to in-form Ebbsfleet United. The visitors started brightly and took the lead through Edser before Dover responded well, with Coker, Hanson and Sheriff all going close. The Whites carried that momentum into the second half and deservedly equalised when Coker powered home from Baptiste’s free-kick. However, Ebbsfleet regained the lead soon after as Samuel headed in at the far post. Dover pushed late, with penalty appeals waved away, but were unable to find another leveller.

Last Six

Eastbourne Borough 1–3 Ebbsfleet United (10 Mar, National League South)
Dorking Wanderers 3–1 Ebbsfleet United (14 Mar, National League South)
Maidenhead United 2–3 Ebbsfleet United (17 Mar, National League South)
Ebbsfleet United 1–3 Weston-super-Mare (21 Mar, National League South)
Ebbsfleet United 2–1 Slough Town (28 Mar, National League South)
Tonbridge Angels 1–2 Ebbsfleet United (3 Apr, National League South)

The Venue

https://ebbsfleetunited.co.uk/stadium/visitors-information/

The Kuflink Stadium, Stonebridge Road, Northfleet, Kent DA11 9GN

Admission 

Away ticket link: https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/ChooseQuantity?ticketId=1641&fixtureId=17645 

Adult – £17.00

Concession – £13.00

Young Adult (17-21) – £11.00

Youth (12-16) – £7.00

Under 12 – £1.00

Dover Athletic were beaten 2–0 by Maidstone United at the Megger Community Stadium in a tightly contested Kent derby, despite creating a number of chances and striking the woodwork twice in an entertaining encounter.

The Whites were handed a boost ahead of kick-off with the return of Jones from international duty, although Sheriff missed out through injury. Agbebi was named among the substitutes as Dover looked to respond following recent results.

It was Maidstone who threatened early, with Walker alert to gather a dangerous ball over the top inside three minutes. Dover quickly settled, however, and nearly took the lead on nine minutes. Baptiste’s corner delivery was met powerfully by Soares-Junior, whose header crashed back off the crossbar in a huge let-off for the visitors.

Moments later, Dover were left frustrated again as Nikaj saw an effort also come back off the woodwork, underlining a strong start from the hosts. Maidstone took the lead on 12 minutes. Court showed pace down the flank before cutting the ball back to Pattisson, whose deflected strike beat Walker at the near post to make it 1–0.

Dover responded well, continuing to apply pressure. Hanson fired from range and Wilkinson looked to unlock the defence with a well-weighted through ball, while Baptiste and Wilkinson combined well in attacking areas. Despite this, Maidstone’s defence held firm.

At the other end, Court remained a threat and Walker was called into action late in the half, producing a strong save to tip an effort over the bar. The Whites continued to push forward into added time but were unable to find a breakthrough before the interval.

HT: Dover Athletic 0–1 Maidstone United

Dover came out with intent after the break and almost found an immediate equaliser. Charles-Cook’s long throw caused problems in the box, with Baptiste directing a header goalwards, but Holden was equal to it.

The Whites continued to rely on set-pieces and long throws to create pressure, but Maidstone stood firm defensively. Changes followed, with Gurung, Onu and Marjoram all introduced as Dover searched for a way back into the game.

Jones went close with a header from a wide free kick, while Soares-Junior and Nikaj both picked up bookings as the game became increasingly tense.

Maidstone continued to carry a threat on the counter, and Walker produced an outstanding double save midway through the half, first denying Gilbert before quickly recovering to stop Yila at the near post.

Dover pushed hard in the closing stages, throwing bodies forward and delivering a series of aerial balls into the box. There were loud appeals for a penalty when Soares-Junior was brought down following a fumble from the goalkeeper, but the referee waved play on.

As the clock ticked into added time, the Whites continued to press, but were ultimately caught out. Maidstone sealed the points in the 95th minute as Gilbert played through Tanga, who finished low under Walker to make it 2–0.

Despite a committed performance and chances created, Dover were left to rue missed opportunities and fine margins in front of goal.

FT: Dover Athletic 0–2 Maidstone United

Dover Athletic: 1 Walker (C), 2 Charles-Cook, 21 Mensah, 4 Jones, 15 Sodje, 6 Cocoracchio, 25 Hanson (Gurung 63’), 23 Wilkinson (Marjoram 74’), 7 Baptiste (Onu 67’), 14 Soares-Junior, 10 Nikaj
Subs not used: Sesay, Jallow, Agbebi, Boakye-Sarfo

Maidstone United: 13 Holden, 3 Hamblin, 4 Beeden, 5 Fowler, 6 Bramble, 7 Tanga, 8 Corne (C), 11 Yila, 17 Court, 20 Pattisson, 24 Foran
Subs: Harness, Sesay, Gilbert, Boruk, Mbogba, Kargbo, Berkeley-Agyepong

Fancy watching the Whites take on Farnborough 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:

Prawn Cocktail

Main:

Roasted Chicken Breast served with Roast Potatoes, Yorkshire Pudding, Vegetables and Gravy

Dessert:

Pistachio Semifreddo 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

Dover Athletic return to Crabble on Good Friday looking to bounce back from back-to-back defeats, but remain in a relatively secure position, sitting 17th and 11 points clear of the drop zone. Attention now turns to a tough Kent derby clash against Maidstone United, who arrive in strong form and firmly in the play-off race. The Stones sit 9th, just a couple of points shy of the top seven, and will see this as a key opportunity to strengthen their promotion push in what promises to be a competitive and high-stakes encounter.

Dover Athletic

On Saturday, Dover Athletic were beaten 2–1 by Salisbury. After a delayed kick-off, Dover started well and went close through Sheriff, only to be denied by a superb save and goal-line clearance. Salisbury struck first on the break through Willard, but Dover responded quickly as Sheriff raced through to equalise. The hosts regained the lead just before half-time from a corner. Dover pushed after the break, with Nikaj and Baptiste going close, but couldn’t find a second. Despite late pressure and several corners, Salisbury held on to secure the points.

From the Management

“We’ve got to compete better against the sides coming up. The next two are Maidstone and Ebbsfleet – two big Kent derbies. Generally, we have competed against those types of teams, but we’ve had a few honest words in there because we need more from the group. We don’t want to limp over the line – we want to finish the season as strong as possible.”

Maidstone United

Maidstone United kept their play-off push on track with a 3–1 win over AFC Totton. The Stones started brightly, creating early chances through Tanga and Yila, before taking the lead on 38 minutes as Fowler headed home from close range. The second half was quieter until Totton equalised on 70 minutes through Ward following a corner. Maidstone responded quickly, with substitute Gilbert finishing confidently after good work from Court. Late on, Tanga sealed the victory, reacting quickest after a save to fire home. It was a strong all-round performance as Maidstone secured an important three points at the Gallagher Stadium.

When the sides met in the reverse fixture on Boxing Day, Dover Athletic were left frustrated as Maidstone United edged a tight Kent derby 1–0. In a cagey first half, Dover threatened from set pieces, with Wilkinson deliveries causing problems, while Jones stood strong defensively. Maidstone’s best chance saw Papadopoulos strike the bar. The decisive moment came on 64 minutes, as Corne headed home from a cross. Dover pushed late, with Jones denied by a goal-line block and Nikaj heading over in stoppage time, but the Whites couldn’t find an equaliser in a game decided by fine margins.

Last Six

Maidstone United 2–1 Weston-super-Mare (3 Mar, National League South)
Maidenhead United 2–1 Maidstone United (7 Mar, National League South)
Maidstone United 2–1 Dagenham & Redbridge (10 Mar, National League South)
Maidstone United 1–0 Farnborough (14 Mar, National League South)
Chesham United 4–2 Maidstone United (21 Mar, National League South)
Maidstone United 3–1 AFC Totton (28 Mar, National League South)

The Venue

We look forward to welcoming Maidstone 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 were left frustrated on the road as a battling performance ultimately ended in a 2–1 defeat against Salisbury.

Kick-off was delayed until 3:10pm due to an injury to one of the match officials, but once underway, Dover started brightly. An early corner inside three minutes set the tone, with the Whites looking to assert themselves, pressing high and forcing mistakes in Salisbury’s half.

The first real chance of the game fell to the hosts on nine minutes, as Morgan cut inside and fired over, but Dover soon responded with a huge opportunity of their own. Sheriff came close with a powerful header that was brilliantly saved by Buse, before Sommerton produced a crucial goal-line clearance to somehow keep the scores level.

The game remained open, with Walker comfortably dealing with Salisbury’s first effort on target, as Hedges tried his luck from range. Dover’s pressing game continued to cause problems, though clear-cut chances were limited as the half progressed.

Salisbury took the lead on 28 minutes in frustrating circumstances. After a Dover corner, the hosts broke quickly, with Revan finding Sommerton, who slipped Willard through on goal to finish clinically.

Dover responded well and were nearly level immediately, as Marjoram’s inviting delivery was met by Baptiste, whose diving header drifted inches wide. Their pressure paid off on 34 minutes. Nikaj won a free-kick in midfield, Dover took it quickly, and Sheriff raced through before calmly slotting into the bottom corner to make it 1–1.

The Whites pushed for a second before the break and nearly forced an own goal following a nervy back pass, but Salisbury regained the lead in first-half stoppage time, scoring from a corner to go in 2–1 ahead.

Dover came out with intent after the restart, with Marjoram’s dangerous cross almost catching the wind and looping into the top corner. Nikaj later fired over as Dover searched for another equaliser, but chances proved difficult to convert.

As the half wore on, Salisbury began to control possession, limiting Dover’s attacking rhythm. Keeya and Morgan both threatened for the hosts, while Dover’s best openings came from set-pieces. Sodje delivered a deep corner that just evaded everyone, before another excellent delivery was palmed away by Buse late on.

Despite late pressure, including multiple corners in the closing stages, Dover were unable to find a breakthrough. A late change saw Baptiste replaced by Onu, but Salisbury held firm to secure the points.

Dover return to Crabble on Good Friday for a Kent derby clash against Maidstone United.

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Dover Athletic XI:
Walker (c), Marjoram, Cocoracchio, Mensah, Sodje, Baptiste (Onu 87), Wilkinson, Hanson, Sheriff, Soares-Junior, Nikaj

Subs:
Curung, Charles-Cook, Onu, Sesay, Boakye-Sarfo, Jallow, Beadle

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Salisbury XI:
Buse, Morgan, Revan, Gbadebo, Sommerton, Keeya, Jolliffe, Dabre, Hedges, Odokonyero, Willard

Subs:
Gunstone-Gray, Penn, Ogunleye, Coppin, Harvey, Lee, McIntyre

The Club can confirm that the contracts of Francis Mampolo and Alfie Matthews have been terminated due to a material breach of contract.

Whilst disappointed that the situation has reached this point we will always act in the best interests of Dover Athletic FC and we expect our players to do the same.

We would like to thank both players for their efforts during their time with us, particularly their contribution to last seasons promotion winning campaign and we wish them all the very best for the future.

The club will be making no further comment on this matter and remains fully focused on the remainder of the season.

Dover Athletic head to Salisbury this weekend looking to bounce back after a frustrating midweek defeat to Enfield Town, which halted momentum following an impressive win over Chelmsford City. In contrast, Salisbury come into the fixture with a full week’s rest, having beaten Enfield in their last outing.

The hosts sit 19th, eight points clear of the drop but still not mathematically safe, and just three points behind Dover in 17th. With both sides still needing results to secure their National League South status, this one carries plenty of importance as the season enters its final stretch.

Dover Athletic

On Tuesday night, Dover Athletic fell to a 3–1 defeat at Enfield Town on a windy night in the capital. The Whites started brightly, with Hanson and Soares-Junior linking well, and Nikaj going closest, but couldn’t convert their chances. Enfield struck on 37 minutes through Youngs and doubled their lead early in the second half as Reynolds dinked home. Changes followed, but Dover struggled to break through before Youngs added a third on 75 minutes. Sheriff pulled one back after excellent work from Soares-Junior, but it proved only a consolation. A frustrating evening for Dover, who now turn attention to Saturday’s trip to Salisbury.

From the Management

Salisbury is another battle. They’ll play very similarly to Enfield in terms of formation, so we need to be much better organised. We know we’ve got it in us, Saturday proved that, but it was a really disappointing night on Tuesday.

Salisbury

On Saturday, Salisbury secured a crucial 2–0 win over Enfield Town to boost their survival hopes. The hosts dominated early, with Hedges causing problems, while Enfield had a goal ruled out for offside against the run of play. Salisbury took the lead before half-time as Coppin calmly converted a penalty he had won. Just after the hour, Odokonyero doubled the advantage, finishing well after a strong run and assist from Hedges. Enfield struggled to respond, offering little attacking threat beyond a late long-range effort. The result moves Salisbury closer to safety.

Back in the reverse fixture in August, Dover Athletic ran out 2–0 winners over Salisbury at the Megger Community Stadium, continuing a strong start to the season. Jalen Jones opened the scoring on 32 minutes, bundling home from a set piece after sustained pressure. Dover controlled much of the game and Walker was rarely troubled. Salisbury improved after the break but struggled to break through. Nikaj sealed the win late on, finishing well after a Coker assist. Baptiste hit the bar with a stoppage-time penalty, but Dover comfortably secured their third straight victory and a clean sheet.

Last Six

Chelmsford City 2–2 Salisbury (21 Feb, National League South)
Maidenhead United 2–1 Salisbury (24 Feb, National League South)
Salisbury 0–1 Maidstone United (28 Feb, National League South)
Hornchurch 1–0 Salisbury (3 Mar, National League South)
Salisbury 2–0 Eastbourne Borough (7 Mar, National League South)
Torquay United 2–1 Salisbury (10 Mar, National League South)

The Venue

Raymond McEnhill (Ray Mac) Stadium
Partridge Way
Old Sarum
near Salisbury
SP4 6PU

Admission  

Tickets are available to purchase online – https://salisburyfc.ticketco.events/uk/en/e/salisbury_fc_v_dover_athletic_fc__away_supporters

Adult £18
Concession £14
Under 18 £6
Under 5 FREE

Dover Athletic were left frustrated on a difficult, wind-swept evening in the capital, falling to a 3–1 defeat against Enfield Town despite creating several promising opportunities across the 90 minutes.

With Jalen Jones away on international duty Cocoracchio joined the back three, Hanson returned from injury and into the starting XI in midfield, while Gillmore was back among the substitutes.

Conditions played a major role early on, with strong winds disrupting both sides’ rhythm. Enfield registered the first real moment on two minutes, forcing a corner that Dover dealt with comfortably.

The Whites began to grow into the game, with Hanson showing excellent vision to pick out Soares-Junior on five minutes, though the forward couldn’t quite work space in the box. Sodje then drove forward with intent soon after as Dover looked to impose themselves.

Clear-cut chances followed. On 18 minutes, Wilkinson’s free kick from the edge of the area was tipped over by Wright from a tight angle. Dover’s best opportunity of the half came on 24 minutes. Nikaj did well to muscle past his marker and go one-on-one, but his effort bobbled inches wide of the post.

Enfield began to threaten more as the half wore on, with Walker called into action on the half-hour mark to deny a well-struck volley. At the other end, Nikaj again tested the keeper, who got down well to make the save.

The breakthrough came on 37 minutes. A well-worked move down the left saw Youngs and Knight combine before the ball was worked to Andrews, who teed up Youngs to fire into the corner and give the hosts the lead.

Dover responded with attacking intent before the break, Soares-Junior delivering dangerously into the box, but no one could apply the finishing touch. Dover head into the break a goal behind.

The Whites were dealt a blow just three minutes after the restart. Enfield doubled their lead as Wright collected a cross and quickly released Reynolds, who raced through and delicately dinked the ball over the advancing keeper to make it 2–0.

Injuries and changes followed, with Beadle forced off for Sesay on 51 minutes, and Gurung replaced by Sheriff shortly after as Dover looked to reshuffle.

Dover continued to push. Nikaj won a free kick in a dangerous area on the hour mark, but once again the Enfield keeper was equal to it. A corner on 68 minutes caused problems but wouldn’t quite fall for a finishing touch.

Enfield effectively sealed the game on 75 minutes. Reynolds again found space in behind and squared for Youngs, who calmly finished into the corner for his second of the night.

The Whites did get a goal back on 81 minutes. Soares-Junior produced an excellent run down the wing before delivering a pinpoint cross, which Sheriff met in the box to fire home. Despite late pressure, Dover couldn’t reduce the deficit further.

A frustrating evening for Dover as attention now turns quickly to Saturday’s trip to Salisbury.

Dover Athletic XI
1 Walker (C), 29 Marjoram, 16 Beadle, 21 Mensah, 15 Sodje, 6 Cocoracchio, 23 Wilkinson, 25 Hanson, 18 Gurung, 14 Soares-Junior, 10 Nikaj

Subs: Baptiste, Charles-Cook, Coker, Sheriff, Gillmore, Jallow, Sesay

Enfield Town XI
Wright, Benjamin, Appiah, Hawkins, Adom-Malaki, Bullas, Parcell (C), Knight, Youngs, Andrews, Reynolds

Subs: Connolly (GK), Lambert, Donaldson, Traore, Leonard, Ackason, Cass

Dover Athletic make the midweek trip to Enfield Town on Tuesday night looking to build on a huge away win at Chelmsford City. The Whites arrive full of confidence after that result, knowing that just one more point could take them to the 50-point mark that will likely secure their National League South status.

Enfield, meanwhile, come into the game under real pressure. A 2–0 defeat to Salisbury last time out leaves them second from bottom, just one point off the foot of the table, and without a win in their last five. Under the lights, with plenty at stake at both ends of the table, this rearranged fixture has all the ingredients of a crucial clash.

Dover Athletic

On Saturday, Nikaj struck twice as Dover Athletic secured a crucial 2–1 win at Chelmsford City. The hosts started strongly, but Dover took the lead on 18 minutes when Nikaj controlled and volleyed home from range. Gurung hit the bar before the break, with Dover leading 1–0. The Whites doubled their advantage early in the second half as Nikaj finished from close range after Beadle’s long throw caused problems. Wilkinson later struck the bar as Dover controlled proceedings. Chelmsford pulled one back through Taylor’s penalty and piled on late pressure, but Dover defended resolutely to see out a vital three points on the road.

From the Management

“The clubs down the bottom are fighting for their lives, and Enfield will be one of them. We’ve got to match that desire like we did today. If we play with the same hunger, work ethic, organisation and spirit, there’s no reason why we can’t go there and get a result. But like I keep saying, you can be so high one week and so low the next. That’s the challenge for the boys.”

Enfield Town

Enfield Town’s relegation worries deepened with a 2–0 defeat to Salisbury, as the North London side slipped to another damaging result. In a game they needed to take something from, Enfield struggled to impose themselves, with Salisbury controlling large periods and creating the better chances. Enfield were unable to find a breakthrough and were punished at key moments, conceding twice to leave them with nothing to show for their efforts. The defeat extends their winless run and keeps them second from bottom, with pressure continuing to build as the season enters its final stages.

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

Farnborough 0–5 Enfield (21 Feb, National League South)
Enfield 0–8 Maidstone United (24 Feb, National League South)
Enfield 1–1 Bath City (28 Feb, National League South)
Enfield 1–1 Hampton & Richmond Borough (3 Mar, National League South)
Chippenham Town 1–0 Enfield (7 Mar, National League South)
Enfield 0–0 Dagenham & Redbridge (14 Mar, 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