Dover boss Jake Leberl and his side will look to make the Kent Senior Cup final tonight.

Whites take on National League South strugglers Welling in their final-four fixture at Park View Road as they aim to put their poor Isthmian Premier form behind them for the time being.

It will be a repeat of the 2016/17 final - which was the last time Dover won the competition, under Chris Kinnear and Leberl - with the victors facing Ebbsfleet or Tonbridge in this season’s final at Gillingham’s Priestfield Stadium on Wednesday, March 12.

Speaking after last weekend’s 2-0 league loss against Whitehawk, Leberl said: “We’re not sure which way we’re going to go yet so we’ll have a look at that.

“We made a couple of changes on Saturday so, first and foremost, we’ll make sure that everyone is all right.

“Then, we’ll come up with a plan for going to Welling, which will be a difficult game.

“Obviously, they’re in the league above and they have got a lot of players.

“But we’ll just go there, and try and get a result.”

Dover have seen off Deal (2-0) and Cray Valley (3-1) at home to reach this stage of the competition while Rod Stringer’s Wings have got past Phoenix Sports (4-3) and Maidstone (2-1) to make the semi-final stage.