A controversial stoppage-time penalty denied Dover a much-needed second National League South victory this season against 10-man Hemel Hempstead.

Right-back Myles Judd is set to make his first Dover return since his summer exit – but boss Mitch Brundle has played down his Crabble comeback.

Manager Mitch Brundle has defended Henry Young after the teenager was red-carded in Dover’s FA Cup defeat.

Teenager Archie Hatcher was as shocked as anyone when he was put on first-team free-kick duties for Dover - but it was a call which paid dividends.

It didn’t come as much of a surprise to Dover match-winner Zidan Sutherland that it was Paris Lock setting up both of his weekend goals.

One of National League South’s early high-fliers visit Dover this Saturday - but manager Mitch Brundle doesn’t think Whites should fear anyone.

Boss Mitch Brundle spoke of his pride after a record-breakingly youthful Dover side came from behind to beat lower-division Haringey in the FA Cup.

Four-star Sheppey made history as they booked their spot in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round, where they will be joined by rivals Ramsgate.

Substitute Zidan Sutherland made the difference as Dover came from behind to beat Haringey and book their spot in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round.

Archie Hatcher is out to help Dover continue their FA Cup journey - and the teenager already knows about enjoying runs in FA competitions.

A 96th-minute strike from Festos Kamara saw Tunbridge Wells beat Kennington 3-2 in the FA Vase Second Qualifying Round.

Academy boss Mike Sandmann has been reflecting on another proud day for Dover’s young prospects.

A warning has been issued by Dover Athletic to some of their fans over “a growing number of complaints” about their language and behaviour at matches.

Boss Mitch Brundle hopes a break from league action can give Dover’s season a desperately-needed tonic.

Manager Mitch Brundle has vowed some of Dover’s squad won’t play for the club again after their 10 men lost at home to Weymouth.

Both sides had a player sent off as Dover were beaten at home by fellow early-season National League South strugglers Weymouth.

There were a roller-coaster of emotions towards the bottom of the Kent League Premier Division on the final day of the season.

Manager Mitch Brundle believes Dover’s squad have had long enough to gel together this season now.

New signings will be in the squad for Dover’s National League South trip to St Albans.

Lordswood recovered from 23-5 to be crowned Kent League champions at Holmesdale while there was a tense finish in the battle to avoid relegation.