Recalled Dover defender Chevron McLean had a point to prove in their draw against Chippenham - but conceded his manager had been right to drop him!

Mitch Brundle felt Dover created the most chances he’s seen them create at home since he took charge in their draw against Chippenham.

An own goal helped Dover to battle for a point from their National League South home match against Chippenham.

Some of Dover’s squad could soon be hit with a harsh reality of non-league football, manager Mitch Brundle has warned.

Changes to Dover’s starting line-up will be made as they play for the second time in 48 hours, manager Mitch Brundle has revealed.

Leaders Lordswood are on the brink of winning the Kent League Premier Division title after they edged past visitors Minster in a rain-disrupted match.

Boss Mitch Brundle again discusses Dover’s slow starts after they suffered a first home National League South defeat this season to leaders Worthing.

Early leaders Worthing consigned Dover to their first home National League South defeat this season.

Experienced Dover captain James Dunne doesn’t want to simply see his career peter out with the National League South outfit.

The future is bright at Sandwich Town, according to skipper Jan Gray.

Dover boss Mitch Brundle is proud he’s managed to bring an air of positivity back to the club.

Dagenham and Redbridge have confirmed ex-Dover striker Inih Effiong is “sitting up and feeling much better” after he collapsed in their weekend clash.

It remains all to play for in the Kent League Premier Division title race after the top three teams won on Saturday.

Manager Mitch Brundle concedes Dover need to start games better after they fought back to draw at home to Braintree.

Both skippers scored as Dover responded from their first defeat this season with a home National League South draw against Braintree.

There’s a crucial weekend in store for Sandwich Town on two fronts.

Boss Mitch Brundle has praised the willingness of his new-look Dover squad to take criticism on board.

Manager Mitch Brundle believes Dover’s National League South derby trip to Tonbridge will almost be like a cup clash.

Lordswood edged past Bexley to go top of the Kent League Premier Division with three games of the season remaining.

Manager Mitch Brundle has hailed a new face who joined him in Dover’s dugout as “a massive figure” in his life.