National League North

A double delight for Dover

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

HAMPTON & R 0 DOVER ATH 2
By James Reid

AN early goal for Dover Athletic set the scene for another unhappy day for the Beavers as the Whites ended up 2-0 winners.
Early pressure from Dover led to a series of corners, and from the final one, Dover’s Jake Goodman diverted the ball home past Hampton keeper Salamon from close range.
The home side gathered their wits and started to get back into the game, Jake Gray’s powerful shot from the edge of the box being blocked at close range.
Hampton’s Stefan Ilic then had a great shot from the edge of the box, but it w...

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