Midfielder Stuart Lewis has his say following Whites’ 1-1 home draw with Bromley in the National League on Saturday.
Midfielder Stuart Lewis has his say following Whites’ 1-1 home draw with Bromley in the National League on Saturday.
Dover Athletic can confirm that the club’s appeal of defender Kevin Lokko’s red card against Bromley on Saturday has been successful.
Lokko, who headed his side ahead in the 1-1 draw, was sent off in the 63rd minute following a scuffle in the Bromley goalmouth.
The decision means Lokko is now available for Saturday’s National League trip to Havant & Waterlooville..
Catch up on the best of the action from Saturday’s home draw in the National League.
Boss Andy Hessenthaler speaks to the camera following Whites’ 1-1 home draw with Bromley on Saturday.
Two in-form National League sides meet at Crabble this Saturday afternoon.
Andy Hessenthaler’s Dover have won their last three consecutive league matches and are unbeaten in six league games at Crabble.
Neil Smith’s men have won their last four league matches, however their 3-0 win at Havant in their last away match was their first National League victory on the road since a winning 1-0 at Maidstone United on 6th October.
Home fans might recognise a couple of familiar faces when the Ravens take to the field this weekend.
Winger Adam Mekki featured once for Whites in 2015 and Bromley fitness coach Ben May netted 21 goals in 40 games for Athletic during their 2012-13 National League South campaign.
Please note the match will be segregated.
PREVIOUS MEETINGS – MATCH REPORTS
07/08/18: Bromley 2-2 Dover
02/12/17: Bromley 2-2 Dover
17/10/17: Bromley 3-0 Dover(FA Cup)
14/10/17: Dover 0-0 Bromley (FA Cup)
HIGHLIGHTS OF BROMLEY’S LAST FIVE MATCHES
08/01/19: Bromley 2-0 Wrexham
05/01/19: Bromley 3-2 Fylde
01/01/19: Bromley 2-1 Sutton
29/12/18: Havant 0-3 Bromley
26/12/18: Sutton 1-0 Bromley
TOP SCORERS
Inih Effiong has netted eight times in the National League this campaign, while Frankie Sutherland leads the way for Bromley with eight goals this season.
MATCHDAY TICKET PRICES
The match kicks off at 3pm and the prices are as follows:
Adults: £17
Over 60s: £14
Under 18s: £8
Under 11s (Accompanied by a paying adult): Free
COVERAGE
If you are unable to make the game, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens.
Coverage starts from 2:15pm
SATURDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE MATCHES (Kick off 3pm unless stated)
HARROGATE TOWN V HARTLEPOOL UNITED (12:35PM)
AFC FYLDE V WREXHAM
ALDERSHOT TOWN V CHESTERFIELD
BARROW V FC HALIFAX TOWN
BOREHAM WOOD V HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE
BRAINTREE TOWN V BARNET
EASTLEIGH V SUTTON UNITED
EBBSFLEET UNITED V LEYTON ORIENT
MAIDENHEAD UNITED V SOLIHULL MOORS
MAIDSTONE UNITED V DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
SALFORD CITY V GATESHEAD
AWAY TRAVEL
There is a coach going to Havant & Waterlooville on Saturday 26th January and it’s not too late to book your place on it.
It leaves Crabble at 10:45am and the prices are as follows:
Adult member £18, Adult non-member £33, youth member (U18) £7, youth non-member £10 and accompanied under 16 £7.
There is also a coach going to Salford on Saturday 16th February at 7am and the costs are:
Adult member £35, Adult non-member £50, youth member (U18) £20, youth non-member £25 and accompanied under 16 £20.
Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to book your seat, or see him in the Centre Spot after the game against Bromley.
Please note you are now required to pay for your seat in advance by cash or by cheque or via bank transfer.
Visit http://www.dasc.co.uk/ for all the details.
Dover Athletic Community Trust is a charity affiliated to Dover Athletic Football Club (reg. charity no. 1179651).
The trust has now launched its own website where you’ll be able to enjoy the progress of our clubs affiliated charity.
All future community events, news articles and programmes will now be published on the trust website and can be found here: https://doverathleticcommunitytrust.org/
We are very pleased to welcome Pat Sutcliffe to our team as our first employee of the Dover Athletic Community Trust.
Pat has a genuine passion to make our trust a massive success in our local communities and has a breadth of experience and a variety of contacts that enables him to fulfil the role.
The success of this role and how we develop our trust will very much be down to the relationships we nurture within our community and beyond and enable us to build a variety of opportunities to invest in and improve the Dover district and its community needs.
I’m sure all involved with Dover Athletic will join us in wishing Pat every success in his new role and support him on this journey.
Pat will very much take the lead on delivery of our community intentions.
This is the start of something potentially very powerful and impactful in our community where we can make a real difference!
Dover boss Andy Hessenthaler speaks to the camera following Whites’ 2-1 home defeat to Harrogate Town in the FA Trophy on Saturday.
Catch up on the best of Saturday’s action.