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Dover Athletic 0-1 Altrincham: Hancock completes Robins job on Whites

Phil Parkinson hailed the focus of his Altrincham side as they condemned Dover Athletic to a 33rd league defeat of the season, while picking up their first win in five games on the road.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

By Alex Thrower

DOVER ATH 0

ALTRINCHAM 1
Hancock 38
PHIL Parkinson hailed the focus of his Altrincham side as they condemned Dover Athletic to a 33rd league defeat of the season, while picking up their first win in five games on the road.
A dominant performance from the Robins deserved more than a solitary Josh Hancock goal, but Parkinson was pleased at the maturity shown by his players as they emerged with a single-goal success at the Crabble for the second successive season.
“I felt we deserved more than just a goal, it should have been comfortable,” he said.
“But to travel five hours, ...

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